| 英文摘要 |
The general physics laboratory course at the university level serves as a crucial introductory class for freshmen. However, due to the learning characteristics and high demand for hands-on activities among Taiwanese students, there exists a significant disparity in the level of engagement and participation. In this paper, the author shares their teaching experience at a top university in Northern Taiwan, focusing on the adjustments made to the general physics laboratory course to cater to the characteristics of mathematically gifted students. The study also explores the changes in teaching methods, student feedback, and learning outcomes resulting from these adaptations. |