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A middle school science instructor in Durango, Colorado, Benjamin Ritter introduces students to basic physical science using hands-on circuit kits. He also coordinates the school’s annual science fair, guiding student projects through initial design and testing. Ritter earned a BS in Elementary Education from Augustana College and works within the local public school district.

What Is Induced Current and How Is It Created?
What Causes a Wire to Become Warm When Current Flows Through It?
What Are Temporary Magnets and How Do They Work?
How to Safely Separate 2 Strong Magnets
What Is a Conductor in Science and How Does It Work?
Are Magnets Affected by Temperature?
Is Steam a Gas? The Science of Water Vapor
How Induction Heating Works: The Science Explained
What Determines the Strength of a Magnetic Field?
What Is Fleming’s Left Hand Rule and How Does It Work?
Does the Temperature of a Magnet Affect Its Strength?
What Is an Electromagnet and How Does It Work?
What Is the Difference Between a Permanent Magnet and Electromagnet?
Can Magnets Conduct Electricity?
Why Does Rubber Not Conduct Electricity?
When Is the Magnetic Field the Strongest?
How Do Electromagnets Work and What Are They Used For?
Why Does Styrofoam Stick to You? The Science of Static
Does Inductance Change With Frequency?
How Can Magnets Attract or Repel Each Other Without Touching?
Why Is Iron Magnetic? The Science of Ferromagnetism
What Causes the Magnetic Needle in a Compass to Point North?
Does an Electromagnetic Pulse Affect Batteries?
What Is a Ferromagnetic Material and How Does It Work?
Why Is Water Attracted to a Charged Balloon?
How Is the Magnetic Field Created?
Is Iron the Only Magnetic Metal?
Is Static Electricity AC or DC?
What Does It Mean for a Substance to Be Magnetic?
What Causes an Electrical Charge?