Practical Physics
Practical Physics
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作者：
G. Searle
近年来，实用物理学的教学有了很大的发展，可以给大班学生讲授这门学科的基本原理的实验室也大大增加了。情况如此之多，以至于现在我们的许多学校都教授物理学，并且在许多考试中形成了科目之一。那些在很大程度上关心建立物理实践教学班的人，并且在实际教学中有一些经验，经常感到需要一本合适的书来投入学生的头脑，并且努力，每个人都为自己，以满足这种需求。这是几本实用物理学书籍的起源，例如Glazebrook和Shaw的手册（举一个英语例子），以及我们面前的工作。这类书籍的作者能够在指导学生时使用MS或校对单，因此能够在将其发送给公众之前对其作品进行实际测试，其结果是，这些书籍通常非常令人满意。唯一的缺点是每本书都倾向于只吸引特定类型的学生，并对特定实验室的仪器进行描述。
RECENT years have seen a great development in the teaching of practical physics, and a great increase in the number of laboratories in which instruction in the elementary pirts of the subject can be given to large classes of students. So much has this been the case, that now practicil physics is taught in a good many of our schools, and forms one of the subjects in numerous examinations. Those who hive been largely concerned in the establishment of classes for practical instruction in physics, and have had some experience in actual teaching, have often felt the need of a suitable book to put into the hinds of their students, and have endeavoured, each for himself, to supply this want. This is the origin of several books on practical physics, such as Glazebrook and Shaw's manual (to take an English example), and the work before us. The authors of such books are able to employ the MS. or the proof-sheets in the instruction of their students, and thus are able to obtain a practical test of their work before sending it forth to the public, with the result that the books are generally very satisfactory for the purposes for which they are designed. The only drawback is that each book is apt to appeal only to a particular type of students, and to give descriptions of the apparatus in a particular laboratory.