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Electricity and Magnetism Supporting Physics Teaching

Representing magnetic fields: in theory

Magnetic fields are represented by diagrams which show patterns of magnetic field lines.

Physics Narrative 11-14

Magnetic Field
Electricity and Magnetism Supporting Physics Teaching

Representing magnetic fields: in practice

A simple way of mapping the rough shape of a magnetic field is to use iron filings. For example, the magnetic field pattern of...

Physics Narrative 11-14

Magnetic Force
Forces and Motion Supporting Physics Teaching

Magnetic forces and fields

Magnetism is a non-contact force. For example, a magnetic force can be acting on a paper clip when a magnet is nearby but not...

Physics Narrative 5-11 11-14

IOP DOMAINS Physics CPD programme

Electricity CPD videos

Our new set of videos gives teachers and coaches of physics a preview of the training we offer ahead of this term's live support sessions.

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