Physics Education
ORAL · S7 ·
Presentations
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The Impact of Network Embeddedness on Student Persistence
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Authors
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Justyna Zwolak
- Florida International University
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Eric Brewe
- Florida International University
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Using Video Analysis and Biomechanics to Engage Life Science Majors in Introductory Physics
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Jeff Stephens
- Misericordia University
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Development of a Hands-On Survey Course in the Physics of Living Systems
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Megan Matthews
- Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel Goldman
- Georgia Inst of Tech
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- Georgia Tech
- Georiga Tech
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Physics of Health Sciences
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Millard Baublitz
- Boston University
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Bennett Goldberg
- Boston University
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Promoting Active Learning: The Use of Computational Software Programs
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Tom Dickinson
- Washington State University
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Student Responses to a Flipped Introductory Physics Class with built-in Post-Video Feedback Quizzes
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Roberto Ramos
- University of the Sciences
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Teaching Electrostatics and Entropy in Introductory Physics
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Authors
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Mark Reeves
- George Washington University
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ABSTRACT WITHDRAWN
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High speed video analysis study of elastic and inelastic collisions
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Authors
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Andrew Baker
- Clarion University
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Jacob Beckey
- Clarion University
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Vasudeva Aravind
- Clarion University
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Hurricane Balls: A rigid-body-motion student project
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David Jackson
- Dickinson College
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David Mertens
- Dickinson College
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Brett Pearson
- Dickinson College
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First order error corrections in common introductory physics experiments
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Authors
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Jacob Beckey
- Clarion University
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Andrew Baker
- Clarion University
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Vasudeva Aravind
- Clarion University
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Are our textbooks too good to be good? Let students own their textbooks to own the skills
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Authors
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Xiuping Tao
- Winston-Salem State University
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Physics and Physics Education at Clarion University
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Vasudeva Aravind
- Clarion University
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Learning Through Doing: Teaching Advanced Physics Concepts Through Freshmen Research Immersion
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Matthew Wahila
- Dept. of Physics, Binghamton University
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Louis Piper
- Dept. of Physics, Binghamton University
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Jennifer Amey
- Dept. of Chemistry, Binghamton University
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Wayne Jones
- Dept. of Chemistry, Binghamton University
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Megan Fegley
- Freshmen Research Immersion Program, Binghamton University
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Nancy Stamp
- Freshmen Research Immersion Program, Binghamton University
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Transferring a Flipped Class in Algebra-based Physics to New Faculty
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Leigh Smith
- Department of Physics, University of Cincinnati
- University of Cincinnati
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Alexandre Sousa
- Department of Physics, University of Cincinnati
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