物理魔術教具「憑空出現」的開發與教案設計

Development and Lesson Plan Design of Physics Magic Teaching Tool "Sudden Appearance"

10.6212/CPE.202407_25(1).0001

張峻翊(Chun-Yi Chang)；蔡和均(Han-Chun Tsai)；陳輿誠(Yu-Cheng Chen)；黃琮閔(Tsung-Min Huang)；洪耀正(Yao-Chen Hung)

圓柱透鏡 ； Lubor's Lens ； 雷射切割 ； Cylindrical Lens ； Lubor's Lens ； Laser Cutting

物理教育學刊

25卷1期（2024 / 07 / 01）

1 - 11

繁體中文;英文

本研究旨在開發一款簡易的物理魔術教具「憑空出現」，同時利用5E探究學習環，作為教案設計的依據。憑空出現魔術教具是由Lubor's Lens搭配以雷射所切割之機構所製成，藉由Lubor's Lens所製成的遮罩，使位在其後方的物體變得模糊，進而造成物體消失的錯覺。由於Lubor's Lens乃由許多半圓柱透鏡所組成，透過此魔術教具不僅能引起學生們的興趣，亦能輔以探究式教案，引導他們了解光的折射現象、透鏡成像、以及實像與虛像等光學概念。

This study aims to develop a simple physics magic tool called "Sudden Appearance," while utilizing the 5E inquiry learning cycle as the basis for lesson design. The "Sudden Appearance" magic tool is made from parts cut by lasers, combined with Lubor's Lens. The mask created by Lubor's Lens makes objects behind it appear blurry, creating an illusion of disappearance. As Lubor's Lens is composed of many cylindrical lenses, this magic tool not only arouses students' interest but also guides them through inquiry-based lessons to understand optical phenomena such as refraction of light, lens imaging, and real and virtual images.

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