PhET INTERACTIVE SIMULATION!

DAY 05/30 CHALLENGE

#e-learning, distance learning & remote learning.

The next update for teachers’, this is an excellent simulation I have come across till now, here the subjects are not limited, you can browse any subjects

Students with disabilities can miss out on opportunities for authentic science and mathematics experiences due to a lack of accessible STEM resources. Thanks to PhET SIMULATION this is a solvable problem.

I have used one simulation during my class lecture and it was a super fun experience!!!

Through inclusive design approaches, that are creating accessible, interactive simulations that allow students to experience science and mathematical practices in new ways.

It includes: verbal descriptions and feedback, the use of sound and music to represent foundational science and mathematics relationships, and alternative navigation that moves beyond mouse or touch inputs. PhET are creating research-based, accessible STEM education resources to ensure that all students can experience the benefits of PhET Interactive Simulations.

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