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Physics Teaching Experience
As we saw in the January 2011 column, less than half of the teachers who teach high school physics have a degree in physics or physics education. However, this does not necessarily imply that the teachers are not qualified to teach physics. It is likely that some of the non-degreed physics teachers
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