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This document announces an IB Physics workshop for teachers facilitated by Gauri Dabholkar. The workshop will cover various topics related to teaching IB Physics such as developing curiosity in students before content, designing activity-based lesson plans, understanding extended essays and research methodology. It will help teachers understand the IB course structure and assessments. Hands-on activities will be used to learn about lesson planning, curriculum design, setting up experiments and data analysis. Gauri has over 20 years experience teaching IB Physics and developing curricula. She has been an IB coordinator and Head of Theory of Knowledge.
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