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Teaching Physics in the 21st Century in a Developing Country Like Jamaica

By Al D. Deacon – Physicist | Educator | Researcher 📧 al.deaconjr@gmail.com  | 🌐 www.goldengeniuzonline.com In today’s world, Physics is no longer just the pursuit of theoretical knowledge—it is the foundation for innovation, development, and solving real-world problems. Yet, in a developing country like Jamaica, teaching Physics in the 21st century comes with a unique mix of challenges and opportunities. As an educator, researcher, and advocate for scientific advancement, I believe the time is now to reimagine how we teach Physics to inspire the next generation of Caribbean innovators. The Current Landscape: Barriers and Gaps 1. Resource Limitations Physics is a subject best learned through inquiry, experimentation, and hands-on application. Unfortunately, many schools in Jamaica face chronic shortages of basic lab equipment, up-to-date textbooks, and access to digital tools. Without these, students often learn abstract concepts without ever seeing them in action. 2. Out...

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