Research on Student Reasoning and Understanding
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Identifying Student Resources on Integration across Mathematics and Physics Questions
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Warren Christensen
- North Dakota State University
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Warren Christensen
- North Dakota State University
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Samantha Gisi
- North Dakota State University
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Student reasoning with series expansions in introductory mathematical methods
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Michael E Loverude
- California State University, Fullerton
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Michael E Loverude
- California State University, Fullerton
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Students' reasoning with multi-variable expressions in the context of potential difference
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Safana Ismael
- North Dakota State University
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Safana Ismael
- North Dakota State University
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Mila Kryjevskaia
- North Dakota State University
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Understanding how students recognize and connect mathematics ideas in physics contexts: A pilot study
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Drew J Rosen
- University of Edinburgh
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Drew J Rosen
- University of Edinburgh
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Reuben Meredith-Luthi
- University of Edinburgh
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Ross K Galloway
- University of Edinburgh
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Student understanding of vector products: The effects of context and experience
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Allison M Molinari
- University of Maine
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Allison M Molinari
- University of Maine
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John R Thompson
- University of Maine
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Analysis of Introductory Physics Computational Thinking Assessment with Classical Test Theory
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Publication: Gambrell, Justin, and Eric Brewe. "Towards a Generalized Assessment of Computational Thinking for Introductory Physics Students." arXiv preprint arXiv:2308.03593 (2023
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Justin Gambrell
- Drexel University
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Justin Gambrell
- Drexel University
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Eric Brewe
- Drexel University
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Modern Physics: Understanding The Content Taught in the US
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Alexis T Buzzell
- University of Utah
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Alexis T Buzzell
- University of Utah
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Ramón S Barthelemy
- University of Utah
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Tim Atherton
- Tufts University
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Do students think that objects have a true value?
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Gina Passante
- California State University, Fullerton
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Gina Passante
- California State University, Fullerton
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Emily M Stump
- Cornell University
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Mark Hughes
- California State University, Fullerton
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Natasha G Holmes
- Cornell University
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Improving Student Construction of a Quantum Mechanical Position Eigenvalue Equation: Preliminary Findings
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Anthony Pina
- University of Maine
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Anthony Pina
- University of Maine
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John R Thompson
- University of Maine
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