Pearson launches ‘Conceptual Physics’ learning

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Updated At : 10:11 AM Sep 16, 2024 IST

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In a significant move to advance STEM education in India, Pearson, the world’s lifelong learning company, unveiled the 13th edition of ‘Conceptual Physics’ by renowned physicist Prof Paul G Hewitt in India. The unveiling took place during an event, held at the Infosys Science Foundation, with Narayana Murthy, Founder of Infosys. Murthy endorsed the book as essential reading for students who want to master the principles of physics. The updated edition of 'Conceptual Physics' supports India’s modern STEM curriculum goals to serve both students and educators. Conceptual Physics, authored by Prof Paul G Hewitt, an internationally acclaimed author, is widely recognised for its unique approach to simplifying complex physics concepts, making them accessible and engaging for higher education aspirants.

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