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I'm a lecturer and it strikes me you are talking about some pretty advanced stuff there:-) I would go for a hands-on, making exercise. I think my son was aroun
by p0d 2y ago
I'm a lecturer and it strikes me you are talking about some pretty advanced stuff there:-)
I would go for a hands-on, making exercise. I think my son was around 7 when I made a crystal radio with him. He was pretty bored until he heard voices in the earpiece. I will never forget the look of surprise on his face.
You are an extremely curious, independent learner. Most students are not in my experience. The biggest challenge in education is moving the least able, to the most able forward. So consider activities that work for all. You suggested group work which is a good idea as you can assign members specific tasks.
- anonymousDan 2y agoThat sounds great but I have no idea how you would make such a thing. Is there a guide somewhere? Would love to try with my 6 year old.
- rjsw 2y agoThis book [1] (PDF) was what I used to start making radios as a child. [1] https://www.worldradiohistory.com/BOOKSHELF-ARH/Technology/Making-a-Transistor-Radio-Ladybird%20Books-1972.pdf https://www.worldradiohistory.com/BOOKSHELF-ARH/Technology/M...