HOA IA Research Collection by Peter Sheinis https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd en-us 2025-03-06 08:25:35 UTC 2025-03-06 08:38:12 UTC hello@padlet.com Questions petershe1 https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353918326

  • To what extent did the Cold War cause increased physics education?

  • What was the impact of the Cold War in increasing physics education?

  • What causes led to an increase of physics education during the Cold War?

    • ]]>     2025-03-06 08:26:59 UTC https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353918326     Source 1: https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/physics-world-poll-names-richard-feynman-one-10-greatest-physicists-all-time-368 petershe1 https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353918743

  • Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) Robert Tindol - Physics Professor/Caltech Researcher

  • When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) December 02, 1999, yes it is relevant because it celebrates Richard Feynman during the Cold War.

  • Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) Saldy No!

  • Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? Yes it provides a range of perspectives of individuals on their opinions of Richard Feynman.

    • ]]>     2025-03-06 08:27:21 UTC https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353918743     Source 2: https://mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk/Biographies/Feynman/ petershe1 https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353918931 Before adding a source to your Padlet, ask:

    • Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) J J O'Connor and E F Robertson; Two physics profesors

    • When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) August 2002, yes it is very relevant with accurate information!

    • Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) Yes sources are listed.

    • Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? So many sources giving many perspectives.

    ]]>     2025-03-06 08:27:28 UTC https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353918931     Source 3: https://faculty.dukekunshan.edu.cn/faculty_profiles/paul-stanley petershe1 https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353919120

  • Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) Written by Duke Kushan University...this is useful because it gives perspective on physics education after the Cold War

  • When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?)

    Date is unknown seems to be roughly 2010-2020 judging by dates

  • Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) No sadly not.

  • Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? Yes there are several perspectives from bodies.

    • ]]>     2025-03-06 08:27:36 UTC https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353919120     Source 4: https://pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/article/58/4/49/394465/Capturing-the-Wisdom-of-Feynman petershe1 https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353919204

  • Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) The American Association of Physics Teacher article which is very accredited, particularly by Matthew Sands

  • When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) 1 April 2005 and it is relevant because it talks about Feynman!

  • Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) Yes there are a few sources listed, not primary though.

  • Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? The article is long with many quotes and excerpts from other perspectives.

    • ]]>     2025-03-06 08:27:40 UTC https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353919204     Source 5: https://pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/article-abstract/21/1/63/425914/Introductory-physics-textbooksThis-aid-to-those?redirectedFrom=fulltext petershe1 https://padlet.com/petershe1/wuefwunbznvjt8rd/wish/3353919284 Before adding a source to your Padlet, ask:

    • Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) Peter G. Roll - Dead Princeton physics professor

    • When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) January 1968 very relavent!!! Because it is during the Cold War

    • Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) It is a primary source! So it does not really need to but it cites studies.

    • Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? It evaluates things stastically and analytically to give one conclusion on Halliday, Resnick so it seems to do a good job on offering different perspectives.

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