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Teaching quantum mechanics in secondary schools: A qubit-first learning path to Bell's inequalities
Teaching quantum mechanics at the secondary school level remains a major educational challenge. Traditional historical approaches often present the theory as a sequence of disconnected phenomena, requiring extensive prior knowledge of classical physics before students can appreciate the conceptual s
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