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Coupled Pendulums: two pendulums connected by a spring

October 15, 2020 by physicscatalyst Leave a Comment

Question Obtain the equations of motion of coupled pendulum using the lagrangian method. Solution Consider a system of coupled pendulums as shown below in the figure

Filed Under: Classical Mechanics

Brachistochrone Problem

October 10, 2020 by physicscatalyst 1 Comment

Question If a particle falls from rest under the influence of gravity from higher to lower point in the minimum time, what is the curve that the particle will follow? Solution Suppose v is the speed of the particle along the curve, then in traversing ds portion of the curve time spent would be

Filed Under: Classical Mechanics

Naturalism in education: Definition, meaning, and principles

October 1, 2020 by physicscatalyst Leave a Comment

Naturalism in education

Follow this link for Knowledge and Curriculum Notes for B.Ed. Further References https://slideplayer.com/slide/13041692/ – Visit for further information on naturalism in reference to education. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/naturalism/ – Learn in detail about Naturalism philosophy. The image is taken from the canva.com visit to buy a subscription.

Filed Under: B.Ed.

Difference Between Teaching and Training

April 29, 2020 by physicscatalyst Leave a Comment

People sometimes use terms teaching and training interchangeably and they think them to be the same thing. However, both of them are different, and in fact, they have many differences. So, this article is about explaining how training is different from teaching. I have written a separate article on the concept of teaching, its definition, […]

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Teaching Theory

April 18, 2020 by physicscatalyst 2 Comments

teaching theory

Teaching theory explains, predicts and controls the ways how teacher’s behavior affects the learning among students as defined in Kerlinger’s (1965) statement about the theory of teaching. Teaching plays a central part in the educational process and learning occurs as a result of teaching. It is very important for pupil teachers to understand the nature […]

Filed Under: B.Ed.

Secondary Education Commission (1952-53)

March 6, 2020 by physicscatalyst 3 Comments

Secondary Education Commission

This article on the Secondary Education Commission is part of a series of articles for Contemporary India and Education B.Ed. Notes. We also have other such articles. Do not forget to check them out. Secondary Education Commission In this article get Mudaliar Commission B.Ed. notes. Mudaliar Commission is also known as the Secondary education commission. […]

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