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Journey Through Particle Physics: Interactive Masterclass Session

Begin your presentation with engaging interactive discussions to reinforce students' learning from prep sessions. Incorporate material activities like Rolling for Rutherford and Quark Workbench to introduce particle mass calculations at LHC. Discuss your research and lab tour in the context of particle physics' broader scope. Celebrate various facets of particle physics to captivate students' interest.

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Journey Through Particle Physics: Interactive Masterclass Session

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  1. Dear Masterclass Mentor, We ask that you begin your “presentation” with engagement - a short interactive discussion to remind students of what they learned in the prep sessions. Here are 3 slides, one for each activity that we have included with the Masterclass materials. The first two, Rolling for Rutherford and the Quark Workbench would be good to start with; the Z Mass and Top Quark Mass activities are a good introduction to how masses of primary particles are calculated in LHC from daughter particle momenta and energies. In between, we hope you can talk about your own research and the upcoming tour of your lab facilities in the context of the larger picture of particle physics. Your talk can celebrate the many sides of the Big Picture of particle physics to engage the students.

  2. Rolling with Rutherford 2

  3. Quark Workbench 3

  4. Top Quark Mass 4

  5. Z Boson Mass

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