Physics for Today and Tomorrow
Tom Duncan • 1978 • John Murray
- Author
- Tom Duncan
- First published
- 1978
- Publisher
- John Murray
- Genres
- Science
- Subjects
- Physics · Physique · Natuurkunde
- ISBN
- 9780719533808
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Physics for Today and Tomorrow was authored by Tom Duncan and published by John Murray in 1978. It emerged during a period of curriculum reform in the United Kingdom, specifically designed to support the updated O-level physics syllabi. The text was intended to provide a structured, accessible introduction to physical principles for secondary school students, focusing on practical applications and clear, foundational explanations.
The design of the textbook reflects the educational standards of the late 1970s, utilizing a balance of theoretical exposition and illustrative diagrams. Tom Duncan, a highly respected physics educator, sought to bridge the gap between academic physics and everyday life. The book was well-received by teachers for its logical progression and comprehensive coverage, and it became a reliable resource in British classrooms for years following its initial release.
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