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"Be Better Than You Need to Be": A-Level Physics Students' Rants, Resilience and Peer Pedagogy on TikTok

Wonyong Park · 2025

Amid the growth of social media, students increasingly turn to short-form platforms for study support and advice. This study examines how A-level Physics is portrayed by student creators on TikTok, a …

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Bioscience Students in Physics Courses With Higher Test Anxiety Have Lower Grades on High-Stakes Assessments, and Women Report More Test Anxiety Than Men

Alysa Malespina, Fargol Seifollahi, Chandralekha Singh · 2025

Test anxiety is beginning to be recognized as a significant factor affecting student performance in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses, potentially contributing to gender…

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More than technical support: the professional contexts of physics instructional labs

LM Dana, Benjamin Pollard, Sara Mueller · 2023

Most, if not all, physics undergraduate degree programs include instructional lab experiences. Physics lab instructors, both faculty and staff, are instrumental to student learning in instructional ph…

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Repeat a physics course more than once: A diagnosis of the most frequent misconceptions in newtonian mechanics of first and second-year engineering students

F. Escalante · 2021

In this work, we study a sample of 600 engineering students in three consecutive physics courses of different levels, according to their curriculum. We focus on the most frequent students' misconcepti…

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More Than Meets the Eye: Addressing the Role of Telemedicine in Resident Education.

Keya A Patel, Andrew Sexton, Meeta Shah, Braden Hexom, Michael Gottlieb · 2021
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When negative is not "less than zero": Electric charge as a signed quantity

Alexis Olsho, Suzanne White Brahmia, Andrew Boudreaux, Trevor Smith · 2020

Electromagnetism (E&M) is often challenging for students enrolled in introductory college-level physics courses. Compared to mechanics, the mathematics of E&M is more sophisticated and the representat…

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A mismatch between self-efficacy and performance: Undergraduate women in engineering tend to have lower self-efficacy despite earning higher grades than men

Kyle M. Whitcomb, Z. Yasemin Kalender, Timothy J. Nokes-Malach, Christian D. Schunn, Chandralekha Singh · 2020

There is a significant underrepresentation of women in many Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) majors and careers. Prior research has shown that self-efficacy can be a critical f…

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Physics experiments using simultaneously more than one smartphone sensors

Martin Monteiro, Cecilia Stari, Cecilia Cabeza, Arturo C. Marti · 2019

In the last years, numerous Physics experiments using smartphone sensors have been reported in the literature. In this presentation we focus on a less-explored feature of the smartphones: the possibil…

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There's more to the multimedia effect than meets the eye: is seeing pictures believing?

M. Ogren, M. Nystrom, H. Jarodzka · 2017

Textbooks in applied mathematics often use graphs to explain the meaning of formulae, even though their benefit is still not fully explored. To test processes underlying this assumed multimedia effect…

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Do Computer Simulations Allow a Better Understanding of Basic Electrical Circuits than Real Lab Experiments?

Bjoern S. Schmekel · 2010

Several Authors have demonstrated that substituting computer simulations for real experiments conducted in a lab may help to improve students' understanding of the material. In the present work we try…

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Are Self-explaining and Coached Problem Solving More Effective When Done by Pairs of Students Than Alone?

Robert G.M. Hausmann, Brett van de Sande, Kurt VanLehn · 2008

Although cognitive science has discovered several methods for increasing the learning of complex skills, such as physics problem solving, detailed examination of verbal protocols suggests there is sti…

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Comment on: Microscopic modeling of multi-lane highway traffic flow, Nathan O. Hodas and Arnand Jagota, Am. J. Phys. 71 (12) 2003, pp. 1247

M. Risch, (University of Applied Sciences, Augsburg, Germany) · 2006

In heavy traffic with congested roadway the maximum traffic flow also depends on length of cars. This is deduced in a simple derivation suited for classroom demonstration as well as homework. The resu…

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