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Physics SHOW in Daily Life Series: 1.0
- Physics knowledge
- Categories:Science, Nature & How it Works
- Language:Complex Ch.
- Publication date:December,2013
- Pages:208
- Retail Price:(新台币250元)
- Size:150mm×210mm
- Page Views:41
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Description
“Good Books for Everyone to Read” Book Recommendations!
This series consists of 2 volumes:
1.0 Physics SHOW in Daily Life
2.0 Are French Fries Best on Jupiter?
How can you shoot like Jeremy Lin?
Is Harry Potter's invisibility cloak no longer just a dream?
How can you fish without losing your husband?
Can you pull a car with your hair?
Accompany your meal with vivid text and season it with interesting illustrations to reveal the fascinating physical phenomena in life, and let us see how physics governs the world, making it more and more interesting to read.
This book abandons the traditional classification methods of mechanics, acoustics, optics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism, and looks forward to using a relaxed and lively life-oriented classification such as “Leisure Sports Show,” “Magic Sound and Light Show,” and “Life Reality Show” to encourage readers to get close to physics.
[Inspiration for the Book]
The author explores topics related to physics from the surrounding living environment, news topics, or travel experiences, hoping to write a local physics popular science book. It is also expected to explain the most common and seemingly insignificant phenomena in life from the simplest physical perspective, letting readers know that physics is everywhere in life.
The book does not have rigid physical formulas, nor does it force problem-solving. It only integrates physical concepts into life matters, providing readers with the opportunity to think about and verify the physical knowledge in the living environment.
This series consists of 2 volumes:
1.0 Physics SHOW in Daily Life
2.0 Are French Fries Best on Jupiter?
How can you shoot like Jeremy Lin?
Is Harry Potter's invisibility cloak no longer just a dream?
How can you fish without losing your husband?
Can you pull a car with your hair?
Accompany your meal with vivid text and season it with interesting illustrations to reveal the fascinating physical phenomena in life, and let us see how physics governs the world, making it more and more interesting to read.
This book abandons the traditional classification methods of mechanics, acoustics, optics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism, and looks forward to using a relaxed and lively life-oriented classification such as “Leisure Sports Show,” “Magic Sound and Light Show,” and “Life Reality Show” to encourage readers to get close to physics.
[Inspiration for the Book]
The author explores topics related to physics from the surrounding living environment, news topics, or travel experiences, hoping to write a local physics popular science book. It is also expected to explain the most common and seemingly insignificant phenomena in life from the simplest physical perspective, letting readers know that physics is everywhere in life.
The book does not have rigid physical formulas, nor does it force problem-solving. It only integrates physical concepts into life matters, providing readers with the opportunity to think about and verify the physical knowledge in the living environment.
Author
Jian Li-Xian
Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Physics from the National Taiwan Normal University.
Currently a physics teacher at Beiyi Girls’ High School. She has previously taught at Xinzhuang Senior High School and Shuilin Junior High School in New Taipei City, with a total of 26 years of teaching experience.
Passionate about teaching, caring for students, and having a rich voice... Students call her "the teacher who is diligent in class, full of energy, articulate, with neat blackboard writing, and wearing stylish ties."
She has served as a counseling teacher for the Taipei City Department of Education’s high school physics counseling group and as a K-12 seed teacher for the Ministry of Education’s Nano Technology Education, responsible for research and promotion of science popularization education. She was selected as a “Special Teacher” for Taipei City high schools.
She has won first place in the National Language Competition for teachers in Mandarin speech and fifth place in Minnan (Southern Min) language speech. She has participated in speech competitions multiple times and served as a judge for the Mandarin speech group in language competitions, as well as a lecturer for the National Mandarin Speech Training Camp in Taiwan.
Her articles have been published in “Scientific Monthly,” “United Daily News,” “China Times,” “National Language Daily,” and “Humanity Fortune Report,” mostly related to education or physics learning topics. She is the author of “How to Learn Middle School Physics Well.”
Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Physics from the National Taiwan Normal University.
Currently a physics teacher at Beiyi Girls’ High School. She has previously taught at Xinzhuang Senior High School and Shuilin Junior High School in New Taipei City, with a total of 26 years of teaching experience.
Passionate about teaching, caring for students, and having a rich voice... Students call her "the teacher who is diligent in class, full of energy, articulate, with neat blackboard writing, and wearing stylish ties."
She has served as a counseling teacher for the Taipei City Department of Education’s high school physics counseling group and as a K-12 seed teacher for the Ministry of Education’s Nano Technology Education, responsible for research and promotion of science popularization education. She was selected as a “Special Teacher” for Taipei City high schools.
She has won first place in the National Language Competition for teachers in Mandarin speech and fifth place in Minnan (Southern Min) language speech. She has participated in speech competitions multiple times and served as a judge for the Mandarin speech group in language competitions, as well as a lecturer for the National Mandarin Speech Training Camp in Taiwan.
Her articles have been published in “Scientific Monthly,” “United Daily News,” “China Times,” “National Language Daily,” and “Humanity Fortune Report,” mostly related to education or physics learning topics. She is the author of “How to Learn Middle School Physics Well.”
Contents
Leisure Sports Show
Three-pointer Comeback - How does Jeremy Lin score the basket?
Ichiro Suzuki Teaches You to Play Baseball
Why are golf balls covered with small dimples?
Bump and Crash in Billiards
Why can’t you catch water when swimming?
Why doesn’t Iron Man sink in water?
Bike Rider Toy - Speed Change of the Bicycle! Change! Change!
Let Go or Not? - Tug of War Competition of Strength?
Why are 100-meter runners picky about their shoes?
Magic Sound and Light Show
Do we have resonance between us? - Resonance of Sound Waves
The Bell Rings at Midnight to the Guest Ship - The Game of Sound
Mirage - The Trick of Light
Why can’t you see the depth of the river accurately?
Light and Mirrors Dance the Samba
Harry Potter’s Invisibility Cloak
From Butterfly Wings to Optical Discs
Life Reality Show
Why do we feel hot?
The Microwave Oven, Loved and Feared
Is a dog shaking water the ancestor of the washing machine?
A strand of hair pulls a car?
Lightning Strikes as Divine Retribution?
Water Flows Upwards?
How Much Do You Know About Pressure/Buoyancy?
Three-pointer Comeback - How does Jeremy Lin score the basket?
Ichiro Suzuki Teaches You to Play Baseball
Why are golf balls covered with small dimples?
Bump and Crash in Billiards
Why can’t you catch water when swimming?
Why doesn’t Iron Man sink in water?
Bike Rider Toy - Speed Change of the Bicycle! Change! Change!
Let Go or Not? - Tug of War Competition of Strength?
Why are 100-meter runners picky about their shoes?
Magic Sound and Light Show
Do we have resonance between us? - Resonance of Sound Waves
The Bell Rings at Midnight to the Guest Ship - The Game of Sound
Mirage - The Trick of Light
Why can’t you see the depth of the river accurately?
Light and Mirrors Dance the Samba
Harry Potter’s Invisibility Cloak
From Butterfly Wings to Optical Discs
Life Reality Show
Why do we feel hot?
The Microwave Oven, Loved and Feared
Is a dog shaking water the ancestor of the washing machine?
A strand of hair pulls a car?
Lightning Strikes as Divine Retribution?
Water Flows Upwards?
How Much Do You Know About Pressure/Buoyancy?
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