Creative Thinking in University Physics Education Dr Hiroki Koga

Creative Thinking in University Physics Education Dr Hiroki KogaThis book explores the neglected notion of creative thinking in physics in universities and describes how to embed opportunities for students to develop their creative competence in class.

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