Double-Slit Experiment Explained: What It Reveals About Reality (Parent Q&A)
This guide supports discussion of the double-slit experiment with learners aged 11 to 16. It explains what the experiment records, how interference helps account for its pattern, and why which-path measurement can change the result. It also distinguishes evidence from interpretation and suggests a safe torch-and-card model that does not reproduce the full quantum experiment.
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