Panel report: Table top experiment show experiments or activities, which offer insight and excitement to students - “playing” and experiencing particle.

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Panel report: Table top experiment show experiments or activities, which offer insight and excitement to students - “playing” and experiencing particle physics Julia.woithe@cern.ch 20/01/2016

Categories „Real“ particle physics measurements Opportunities to talk about particle physics Demonstration experiments / mechanical analogies „Real“ particle physics measurements 20/01/2016

Opportunities to talk about particle physics For example Playing with protons Pavlidou, M., & Lazzeroni, C. (2016). Particle physics for primary schools - enthusing future physicists. Physics Education, 51(5), 054003. Mystery boxes Liquid nitrogen show … 20/01/2016

Demonstration experiments / mechanical analogies For example Quadrupole Ion Traps Salad bowl accelerator Weltmaschine exhibits Feistmantl A., & Woithe, J. (2017). Elektromagneten der Teilchenphysik hands-on – das ATLAS Magnetsystem. PHYSIK in der Schule 66(1) Rutherford scattering with marbles (form factors, cross section, …) !!! Don‘t forget to discuss the limits of these models, avoid misconceptions !!! 20/01/2016

„Real“ particle physics measurements For example DIY Cloud Chambers Muon Hunter DIY Ionisation chambers CosMO and other cosmic particle detectors RCLs (Remotely Controlled Laboratories) … 20/01/2016

More expensive equipment … MX-10 Pixel detector IpadPix prototype (Oliver Keller, S’Cool LAB, is also working on a new (and cheaper) pixel detector for education at the moment) … 20/01/2016

Where to find resources? http://ippog.web.cern.ch/resources Add more! (A new S‘Cool LAB PhD student will have a look what exists and what teachers want ...) 20/01/2016