What is it?

A collection of quantum-related activities created by high school and university instructors to be used with high school students. There are six total lessons that cover:

quantum coherence
quantum compability
quantum encryption
polarizers: exploring the nature of light
quantum phenomena with polarizing filters
electrons as messenger

The project lists these activities are appropriate for 10th or 11th grade students in a physics or chemistry course.

How can you use it?

All the lesson plans and activity materials are free to download. However, you will be asked to fill out a short form asking for your name, email, school name, location, role, grades you teach, type of setting, and purpose for accessing the lessons before you are able to download the materials.

Learn more: https://teachquantum.pme.uchicago.edu/high-school/

Creator:

Created by the TeachQuantum initiative at The University of Chicago.

Additional Resources

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