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Example: Light and Modern Physics

Problem:
Why are there only a few discrete colors of hydrogen?

Objectives:
1. Light and electromagnetic spectrum
2. Color of light, visible and invisible radiation
3. Inspecting various light sources with a spectrometer

Source: Probing question
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Problem Based Learning in The Science Classroom

By Jennifer Welch

Presentation for STEMtech 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia.

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