Interactive Methods of Teaching Physics at Technical Universities
\v{L}ubo\v{s} Kri\v{s}\v{t}\'ak, Miroslav N\v{e}mec, Zuzana, Danihelov\'a

TL;DR
This paper explores the effectiveness of interactive teaching methods for physics at technical universities, emphasizing problem-solving and experiments, and compares these with traditional teaching approaches in Slovak universities.
Contribution
It introduces a non-traditional, interactive teaching approach for first-year physics courses and evaluates its effectiveness compared to traditional methods.
Findings
Interactive methods improve student engagement and understanding.
Research shows positive outcomes of the method in Slovak university settings.
Comparison indicates advantages over traditional teaching approaches.
Abstract
The papeer presents results of "non-traditional" teaching of basic course of Physics in the first year of study at the Technical University in Zvolen, specifically teaching via interactive method based on an increased focus on problem tasks and experiments. This paper presents also research results of the use of the given method in conditions of Slovak universities and its comparision with traditional methods.
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Taxonomy
TopicsIntuitionistic Fuzzy Systems Applications · Innovative Educational Technologies · Education, Psychology, and Social Research
