Table of Contents for – July - December 2008
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Editorial: Physics - spotlighting exceptional research
Gene D. Sprouse Published 15 September 2008 (1 pages) 020002 [View PDF (84 kB) ] |
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Editorial: APS now leaves copyright with authors for derivative works
Gene D. Sprouse Published 1 October 2008 (1 pages) 020003 [View PDF (23 kB) ] |
ARTICLES
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Applying a resources framework to analysis of the Force and Motion Conceptual Evaluation
Trevor I. Smith and Michael C. Wittmann Published 10 September 2008 (12 pages) 020101 [View PDF (962 kB) ] |
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Accounting for variability in student responses to motion questions
Brian W. Frank, Stephen E. Kanim, and Luanna S. Gomez Published 23 September 2008 (11 pages) 020102 [View PDF (144 kB) ] |
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Deeper look at student learning of quantum mechanics: The case of tunneling
S. B. McKagan, K. K. Perkins, and C. E. Wieman Published 8 October 2008 (18 pages) 020103 [View PDF (799 kB) ] |
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Attitudinal gains across multiple universities using the Physics and Everyday Thinking curriculum
Valerie K. Otero and Kara E. Gray Published 16 October 2008 (7 pages) 020104 [View PDF (243 kB) ] |
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Plasticity of intermediate mechanics students’ coordinate system choice
Eleanor C. Sayre and Michael C. Wittmann Published 12 November 2008 (14 pages) 020105 [View PDF (238 kB) ] |
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Students know what physicists believe, but they don’t agree: A study using the CLASS survey
Kara E. Gray, Wendy K. Adams, Carl E. Wieman, and Katherine K. Perkins Published 14 November 2008 (10 pages) 020106 [View PDF (553 kB) ] |
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Correlations among knowledge structures, force concept inventory, and problem-solving behaviors
Kathy L. Malone Published 20 November 2008 (15 pages) 020107 [View PDF (187 kB) ] |
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How long does it take? A study of student acquisition of scientific abilities
Eugenia Etkina, Anna Karelina, and Maria Ruibal-Villasenor Published 3 December 2008 (15 pages) 020108 [View PDF (274 kB) ] |
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