Spreadsheets of resources
Both searchable by topic, grade level, course, with suggestions about how to set them up, what to learn… (a warning may come up – this is new, I’m working on it with Google).
GLASS – Games, (online) Labs, And Simulations Spreadsheet (with 2nd sheet of video clips)
(Also known as Index of Simulations).
GIFT – Good Ideas For Teaching physics (toys, tricks, labs, standard labs)
Physics Map of the Terrain, as featured in ResearchED keynotes by Jim Heal and Meg Lee, including the National Conference in London!
Physics Family Trees
These family trees give students some historical and cultural context to the physics they are learning… some hinterland, if you will.
AP Physics courses: AP1, AP2, APC Mech, APC E&M
Here are my schedules of the year. I attribute the ability to finish with weeks to spare to the application of cogsci. The retrieval practice and SLOP (see more here) are instrumental in getting students to the point where it’s in their long-term memory, they feel little need to review, and they go into the exams quietly confident.
For teachers looking for SLOP resources the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning is excellent. See that and other resources on the Help with Learning Physics for Students Page.
More resources coming soon!
It's a Learning Curve 