|
|
Over-Qualified |
Certifiable |
Needs Summer
Institute |
Should be Promoted to Assistant Principal |
|
Science Content
First Semester |
Solves inclined plane problems using the Lagrangian and second law of thermodynamics. |
Can solve most inclined plane problems using Newton's laws and trig. |
Can reproduce an inclined plane force diagram, but only if q = 30° and there is no friction. |
Is not inclined to use planes at all; prefers to go by car. |
|
Science Content
Second Semester |
Can solve battery and bulb problems using Thevenin's theorem and Maxwell's equations. |
Can use Ohm's law in all three forms. |
Has trouble getting bulb lighted. |
Was once shocked by a flashlight battery and no longer fools around with them. |
|
Recall of
Methods Courses |
Has doctorate in psychology as well as in physics. As a boy, studied with Piaget. |
Knows that Binet did not go to Stanford. |
Has an IQ close to 100 and is mighty proud of it. |
Has one standard deviation and several unusual ones. |
|
School Staff
Citizenship Attitude |
Has successfully formed student cooperative corridor and toilet patrols. |
Was military policeman. |
Uses guard dog. |
Afraid to go to the bathroom. |
|
Professional Orientation |
Past President of both the American Association of Physics Teachers and NSTA. |
Member of AAPT and NSTA, but behind in dues. |
AAPT would not accept membership application. |
Neither would NSTA. |
|
Attitude Toward
Students |
Noted for love of children. In 10 years voted most popular teacher 12 times. |
Works with Cub Scouts. Has never struck a child except in self defense. |
Hates most children. |
Loves children, but has not been caught. |
(m)