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Teach: A.4 Angular kinematics

We describe circular motion using angular displacement, angular speed, and angular acceleration. How can we help our students quickly develop proficiency with angular kinematics concepts? Aims Students will be able to: Considerations One of the biggest differences between physics novices and experts, according to cognitive science, is that experts have a deep understanding of the underlying connections between...

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