Research on the Learning and Teaching of Physics
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Presentations
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LivePhoto Physics Video Analysis Homework
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Authors
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Alicia Allbaugh
- Rochester Institute of Technology
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Identifying Student Difficulties with Control of Variables Reasoning
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Andrew Boudreaux
- Western Washington University
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Student difficulties with the concept of work in introductory physics
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Beth Lindsey
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Paula R. L. Heron
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Peter S. Shaffer
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Lillian C. McDermott
- University of Washington, Seattle
- University of Washington
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Student conceptual understanding of energy
COFFEE_KLATCH · Invited
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Authors
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Michael Loverude
- California State University Fullerton
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Research on Student Learning of Rigid Body Dynamics
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Authors
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Paula R. L. Heron
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Hunter Close
- University of Washington
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Luanna Ortiz
- Arizona State University
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Student Models of Electric Current and Electric Potential in Activity-Based Physics
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Trecia Markes
- University of Nebraska at Kearney
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Examining student understanding of fundamental concepts in electric circuits
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MacKenzie R. Stetzer
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Peter S. Shaffer
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Lillian C. McDermott
- University of Washington, Seattle
- University of Washington
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Student Understanding of Reflection from a Plane Mirror
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Karen Cummings
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Edward Grillo
- Southern Connecticut State University
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Student understanding of entropy and the second law of thermodynamics in an introductory physics course
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Warren M. Christensen
- Iowa State University
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David E. Meltzer
- Iowa State University
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Students' reasoning regarding entropy and the second law of thermodynamics in an upper-level thermal physics course
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David E. Meltzer
- Iowa State University
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Warren M. Christensen
- Iowa State University
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The Future of Physics in the Undergraduate Education of Biologists: Beyond the Algebra Based Course
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Charles De Leone
- California State University San Marcos
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A Framework for Understanding Physics Instruction in Secondary and Undergraduate Courses
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Jacob Clark Blickenstaff
- Western Washington University
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Will the No Child Left Behind Act Promote Direct Instruction of Science?
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Richard Hake
- Indiana University Emeritus
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