There are pedagogical tendencies to teach applied physics in engineering careers
I can say the following:
1. Moving from basic science to applied science
2. Clarification and building the platform to how things work as justified by science
3. Adding a cause-effect sense to applications
4. Training individuals to do systemic thinking based on models, frameworks, and techniques
5. Always going back to the essentials in case of forgotten principles
6. Paving the ground toward creativity and innovation in the service of MAN
I can say the following:
1. Moving from basic science to applied science
2. Clarification and building the platform to how things work as justified by science
3. Adding a cause-effect sense to applications
4. Training individuals to do systemic thinking based on models, frameworks, and techniques
5. Always going back to the essentials in case of forgotten principles
6. Paving the ground toward creativity and innovation in the service of MAN
ohh where is my answer.i actually recommended Hussin.
I added that the days of technological innovations,both individualsed instruction and group instructions should use blended method of teaching and learning.
Having graduated in engineering physics and also obtained a graduate certificate in teaching science, I think the subject is of interest for me.
I think linking with practice is essential for engineers. Go to the essential and never rush materials, listening to student and asking question. Providing clear practical demonstration with analogies.
Also this could help
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-become-a-good-physics-teacher
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