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Physical Review Physics Education Research
  
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H. Bekaert, H. Van Winckel, W. Van Dooren, A. Steegen, and M. De Cock, Phys. Rev. Phys. Educ. Res., 16 (2), 020135 (2020).
Young children, students, and adults may have alternative ideas about the motion of the Sun and stars as we observe them in the sky. However, a good understanding of this apparent…
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D. Everding and J. Keller, Phys. Rev. Phys. Educ. Res., 16 (2), 020128 (2020).
We present the analysis of the planetarium usage survey (PLUS), a two-part, mixed-methods initial study investigating planetarium use in the U.S. by undergraduate learners.…
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P. Chastenay and M. Riopel, Phys. Rev. Phys. Educ. Res., 16 (2), 020107 (2020).
We present the development and validation of a new assessment tool, the Moon Phases Concept Inventory for Middle School (MPCI-MS), a concept inventory about the phases of the moon…
  
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F. Abdurrahman and A. Olmstead, PERC 2021 Proceedings, 15-20.
After decades of interest in promoting diversity and inclusion in the field and higher education more broadly, physics and astronomy departments in American universities remain…
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C. O'Donnell, E. Prather, and P. Behroozi, J. Coll. Sci. Teaching, 50 (3), 68-77 (2021).
General education college astronomy courses offer instructors both a unique audience and a unique challenge. For many students, such a course may be their first time encountering a…
Astronomy Education Review
  
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E. Brunsell and J. Marcks, Astron. Educ. Rev., 3 (2), 38-46 (2009).
A teacher’s scientific understanding has a dramatic impact on students’ ability to learn science. This article describes the results of administering the Astronomy Diagnostic Test…
Astronomy Education Review
  
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W. Schlingman, E. Prather, C. Wallace, A. Rudolph, and G. Brissenden, Astron. Educ. Rev., 11 (1), 101-107 (2012).
This paper is the first in a series of investigations into the data from the recent national study using the Light and Spectroscopy Concept Inventory (LSCI). In this paper, we use…
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J. Eckenrode, E. Prather, and C. Wallace, J. Coll. Sci. Teaching, 045 (03) (2016).
This article reports on an investigation into the correlations between students' understandings of introductory astronomy concepts and the correctness and coherency of their written…
American Journal of Physics
  
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L. Ivanjek, P. Shaffer, L. McDermott, M. Planinic, and D. Veza, Am. J. Phys., 83 (1), 85-90 (2014).
This is the first of two closely related articles (Paper I and Paper II) that together illustrate how research in physics education has helped guide the design of instruction that…
International Journal of Science Education
  
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J. Wilhelm, Int. J. Sci. Educ., 31 (15), 2105-2122 (2009).
This paper reports an examination on gender differences in lunar phases understanding of 123 students (70 females and 53 males). Middle-level students interacted with the Moon…
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