STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFUL PHYSICS LEARNING
Keywords:
Physics, Physics Education, Active Learning.Abstract
Physics occupies a very important place in science. Therefore, physics education should be carried out carefully and effectively. As studies have repeatedly shown, classical teaching models are so ineffective in physics education that the gain at the end of the learning process is almost insignificant. Therefore, physics education should be based on active learning models that have been proven to be effective and natural.
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