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B. BISWAL CLUSTER INNOVATION CENTRE

UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

What is giftedness?

Let’s pick up a Science textbook – Physics, Chemistry, Biology

Each book 1000 pages x 30 sentences = 30000 lines of knowledge

How many of these knowledge sentences are created by Indian scientists?

What is the cultural set up in which we impart education?

Science Technology Comfort

Galileo

Newton

Einstein

Science as intellectual pursuit

Cogito ergo sum Rene Descartes (1596 – 1650)

I THINK, THEREFORE, I AM

𝐹 = 𝐺𝑀1𝑀2

𝑅2

Why does this equation explain one aspect of physical universe?

Why does this equation explain one aspect of physical universe?

- The universe was created at one point of time – law must appear after that

- The brain that constructs this law has only evolved this ability recently

- The symbols and mathematics that express it is also recent

IS this equation really THE explanation of THIS aspect of physical universe?

SCIENTIFIC METHOD

FORMULATE A QUESTION

HYPOTHESIS

PREDICTION

TEST

ANALYSIS

REPLICATION

EXTERNAL REVIEW

DATA RECORDING & SHARING

PUBLICATION

REPRODUCTION

RATIONALITY

1564 – 1642 Galileo

1643 – 1727 Newton

1879 – 1955 Einstein

What do we know about these laws? Are they true? Are they truth?

Karl Popper – Science as a theory of falsification

KUHN’S PARADIGM SHIFT

Immature Science

Normal Science

Anomalies

Crisis

Revolution

New Measurement

Devices

New Measurement

New observation

New Theory

New Technology

PHYSICS

Theoretical Physics

Experimental Physics

PHYSICS

Optics

Mechanics

Properties of matter

Waves

Electricity

Magnetism

Heat

Modern Physics

PHYSICS

Optics

Mechanics

Properties of matter

Oscillations & Waves

Electricity & Magnetism

Electrodynamics

Thermal Physics

Atomic & Molecular Physics

Quantum Mechanics

Statistical Physics

Solid State Physics

Nuclear & Particle Physics

Mathematical Physics

Computational Physics

Measurement – Quantitative Description

Numbers – Units – Mathematics

Limits of Measurement – Significant digit

We cannot create data

Standards of Measurement

Accuracy – error analysis

Statistics – Visualization

Approximation – Theory

Fermi problem

Intuitive Calculation

Within order of magnitude

A B

Concept of Measurement

Vernier Calliper, Screw Gauge

Java Applet

Tools of quantitative domain

A B

State of Motion – Relative concept

Types of Motion – Discriminating

Translation – Rotational - Oscillatory

Uniform – Accelerated

Simple Pendulum – Java Applet

We are in qualitative domain

A B

Concept of time

Measurement device – Units

Motion of Simple Pendulum – Characteristics

Relationship – Speed = Distance/Time

Uniform & Non-uniform motion

Graphical representation of measurements

We begin to move to quantitative domain

A B

Gravity

Universal law of gravitation

Universal Gravitational Constant – Profound

Expression for g Free fall experiment – friction – Java applet

We are deeper understanding of nature

A B

Physics concept of work – general concept

+ve/-ve work – energy spent/stored

Types of energy – Inter-convertibility

Concept of energy – Solar energy calculation

Law of conservation of energy – perpetual machines

Types of energy – KE vs. PE – Spring Applet

We are in the process of controlling nature

What are the main challenges to nurture GIFTEDNESS?

Family

•Financial security

•Emotional security

•Success

•Parental ambition

Society

•Purpose of education

•Purpose of science

•Individual & Community

Culture

•Excellence

•Universality

•Measure of success

•Inward looking

Science as a culture

Linking theory to experiment

Linking study to real life

Appreciating hands on working culture

Thank You

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