“…Therefore physics education can be approached in many ways depending on the applications (Bodin, 2012). Physic educations included a wide range of studies from research on general culture (Kapitsa, 1982), ''hands-on'' exhibits (Read, 1989), gender issues (Stewart, 1998), classroombased innovation (Tobias, 2000), multimedia (Wagner, Altherr, Eckert, & Jodl, 2003), IT-based (Akizo, 2004), e-Learning (Stoeva & Cvetkov, 2005), language (Michinel, 2006), used images (Bulbul, 2007), computational problem solving (Landau, 2007), gesture analysis (Scherr, 2008), the use of conceptual diagrams (Martins, Verdeaux, & de Sousa, 2009), quality (Aneta, 2010), 3D Virtual Laboratory (Jeong, Park, Kim, Oh, & Yoo, 2011), modeling (Uhden, Karam, Pietrocola, & Pospiech, 2012), and concept maps (Martinez, Perez, Suero, & Pardo, 2013) to mathematical models (Huang & Fang, 2013).…”