New trends in physics teaching, v.4; The ... - unesdoc - Unesco

New Trends in Physics Teaching IV
REFERENCES
1. JAPAN. ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR COURSES 0 F STUDY, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. On Innovation Of the
Curriculum. Tokyo, 1976. (In Japanese.)
2. JAPAN. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. The Course of Study for Primary Schools. Tokyo, 1977. (In Japanese.)
3. JAPAN. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. The Course of Study for Lower Secondary Schools. Tokyo, 1977. (In
Japanese .)
4. PHYSICAL SCIENCE STUDY COMMITTEE (PSSC). Physics; Teachers’ Resource Book and Guide. 2nd ed.
Part 3, p. iii. Boston, Mass., Heath, 1965-66.4 Vol.
5. JAPAN. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. The Course of Study for Upper Secondary Schools. Tokyo, 1978.
(In Japanese.)
6. YAOTOME, M. et al. Confusion in the Concepts of Heat and Other Related Subjects in Senior High School
Physics. J. Phys. Ed. Soc. of Japan. Vol. 29,38,1981. (In Japanese.)
7. TheProject Physics Course, 6 Units, Unit 3,46. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1970.
8. Nuffild Advanced Physics Teachers’Guide, Unit 3,7. Harmondsworth, Penguin, 1971.
9. ISHIGURO, K. et al. KBGKPhysics. Asakura Shoten, 1978. (In Japanese.)
10. ISHIKAWA, T. Development of an energy-centred curriculum for mechanics. J. Phys. Ed. Soc. of Japan.
Vol. 15,1,1967.(In Japanese.)
11. TONOKI, H. The teaching of mechanical energy and its understanding. J. Pkys. Ed. Soc. of Japan. Vol. 19,
35,1971. (In Japanese.)
12. DORLINC, G.W. In: J.L. Lewis (ed.), Teaching School Physics. Harmondsworth, Penguin, 1972. (Unesco
Service Books on Curricula and Methods.)
13. IDE, K. et al. Development of Integrated Science Materials for Upper Secondary Science. J. Sci. Ed. in Japan.
Vol. 5, 1, 1981, pp. 9-14. (In Japanese.)
14. HIRATA, K. et al. Estimation of Solar Surface Temperature. J. Phys. Ed. Soc. of Japan, Vol. 29, 18, 1981.
(In Japanese.)
88