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Tag: Concepts and principles

August 29, 2018 Nick Young

Transitioning between tables, equations, and graphs (oh my!) in physics and math

Using multiple representations is central to the study of physics. Today we look at how well students can change between representations of linear functions.

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March 29, 2018 Nick Young

What do students think will happen to the universe?

Students learn astronomy informally through various forms of media. How does this inform their ideas about the fate of universe?

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