Transforming Physics Classrooms: Engagement through Active Learning and Emerging Technologies
INVITED · MAR-L01 · ID: 3676435
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Reichert Award: Adventures in Advanced Laboratory Development
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John Essick
- Reed College
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John Essick
- Reed College
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Comparison of Active Learning Teaching Formats in Introductory Physics: Increasing Engagement without Increasing Cost
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Publication: Utilizing Student Peer Leadership to Scale Active Learning in Large Introductory Physics Classrooms. EJ Morris, MH Jensen, B Rivas, E Lam. The Physics Teacher. Accepted, expected final publication February 2026.
Quantitative Comparison of Student Success, Team Dynamics, and Cost in Three Different Active Learning Formats in Introductory College Physics Courses. EJ Morris, MH Jensen, B Santangelo, B Rivas. Anticipated publication Fall 2026.Presenters
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Eliza Morris
- California State University, Sacramento
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Eliza Morris
- California State University, Sacramento
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Mikkel Herholdt Jensen
- California State University, Sacramento
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Brianna Santangelo
- North Dakota State University
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Bita Rivas
- California State University, Sacramento
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Leveraging Generative AI for simulation-based physics experiments: a new approach to virtual learning about the real world
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Noah D. Finkelstein
- University of Colorado, Boulder
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Noah D. Finkelstein
- University of Colorado, Boulder
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Yossi Ben Zion
- Bar Ilan University
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Turhan K. Carroll
- University of Georgia
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Colin G West
- University of Colorado, Boulder
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Jesse Wong
- University of Colorado Boulder
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Alternative Pathways to Engineering through Multidisciplinary Studio Instruction
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Publication: H. Assi, P. Venugopal, S. Das, D. Archey, M. Steffka, and D. Kleinke, WIP: Opening Doors for All: Creating an Inclusive and Equitable Engineering Education Model Inspired by the ASEE Mindset Report (2025), presented at ASEE.
H. Assi, S. Das, P. Venugopal, D. Archey, K. Plantenberg, M. Steffka, and D. Kleinke, Creating an engineering education model for those who are left behind (2025), presented at IMECE.Presenters
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Hiba Assi
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Hiba Assi
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Prasad Venugopal
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Shuvra Das
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Dawn Archey
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Kirstie Plantenberg
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Darrell Kleinke
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Mark Steffka
- University of Detroit Mercy
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Measuring student learning - A lever for change in a rapidly changing educational landscape
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Bethany R Wilcox
- University of Colorado, Boulder
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Bethany R Wilcox
- University of Colorado, Boulder
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