This lecture covers the methods and practices for teaching physics, focusing on the application of the Polya method to guide students in problem-solving. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, empathy, and practical applications in teaching. The lecture also discusses the role of assistants in assisting students, providing feedback, and fostering a passion for physics. Additionally, it includes details on the structure of the teaching forum, the process of assigning and correcting exercises, and student feedback on the teaching approach.
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