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... Physical Society ( Nagel et al., 2018 ). Second, physics education researchers have articulated the skills, decisions, or processes for designing and carrying out physics experiments. For example, Etkina and Van Heuvelen (and their colleagues thereafter) defined the scientific abilities related...

... considerations throughout the study can support researchers in making more equitable choices with more equitable outcomes. These base-level decisions impact all PER, not just studies that are considered EDI work. For example, Kanim and Cid (2020) examined published work in PER and found evidence suggesting...

... to carry out investigations (i.e., not be too advanced), and give students opportunities to make a wide range of decisions on how to take measurements, record data, calculate, present graphs of data, and make interpretations and conclusions. However, because labs involve many decisions and knowledge about...

... teaching mostly through traditional lecture-style methods. To understand this inconsistency, the researchers investigated how the interviewees talked about situational factors that influenced their instructional decision making. Interviewees reported factors such as student attitudes toward school...

... optimization technique, and output analysis/decision-making at the end. In the first step, note that the performance of off-grid PV systems can be influenced by various factors, including spatial factors (including effective area, shape, slope, and direction of the PV system installation), metrological...

... with multiple decision-makers. A particular scheme for multi-stakeholder and multi-objective problems for photovoltaic supply chains can be seen in Chen and Su (2020) , who developed models for four potential scenarios in the implementation of the photovoltaic supply chain. These scenarios are defined...

..., radioactive effluent and genetically modified organisms requires us to make decisions with regard to the personal and social/regional aspects. Traditional characterization of SL is limited to enhance the ability of decision making because a human behavior is an unpredictable outcome from complex standards...

... are not considered when making choices and decisions on teaching the science curriculum. It is argued that research should offer a better base for choice and action than tradition or “professional knowledge,” but no clear criteria have been determined for systematic improvement based on research. Over the last...

...) metacognition. The role of metacognition Because the process of problem-solving is a web of decision-making, a proficient problem-solver needs to be in conscious control of what decisions are needed and how they are made. This process of controlling and monitoring mental decisions is called metacognition...

... interests of individuals, groups, companies, politicians and governments (among others) can contribute to creating social and environmental problems. Hodson (2010) also highlights the need to prepare students to deal with controversial issues in a tolerant and moral way, making decisions about what is right...

... Journal of Science and Mathematics Education, v14 n4 p681–699 May 2016 The Nature of Argumentation in School Mathematics and Physics Texts: The Case of Periodicity Spatz et al. (2019) Physics Teacher, v57 n8 p533–535 Nov 2019 Fostering Students' Decision-Making Competencies Belova...

... of not being able to learn from null effects are highlighted in recent physics education studies ( Conlin et al., 2019 ). The authors advocate for journal editorial policies that respond to this bias by not basing article-acceptance decisions on the statistical significance of observed effects...

... Ridha , H. M. , Gomes , C. , Hizam , H. , Ahmadipour , M. , Heidari , A. A. , and Chen , H. , “ Multi-objective optimization and multi-criteria decision-making methods for optimal design of standalone photovoltaic system: A comprehensive review ,” Renew. Sust. Energy Rev.   135...

.... , “ Fundamentals of economic model predictive control ,” In 2012 IEEE 51st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC) (Maui, Hawaii, 2012 ), pp. 3851 – 3861 . Wu , Z. , Tran , A. , Rincon , D. , and Christofides , P. D. , “ Machine learning-based predictive control of nonlinear...

... collection is often limited by the time and expense necessary to collect and analyze it. Ideally, enough data has been collected when additional data does not reveal anything new. Realistically, external constraints such as the end of the semester or end of funding will impact decisions about when data...

... ). Mandinach , E. B. and Gummer , E. S. , Data Literacy for Educators: Making it Count in Teacher Preparation and Practice ( Teachers College Press , 2016 ). Marchau , V. A. W. J.   et al. , Decision Making Under Deep Uncertainty: From Theory to Practice ( Springer , 2019 ). Marope...

... radioactivity from a scientific literacy perspective. The benefit to such scientific literacy most commonly discussed is the ensuing ability to partake in decisions involving the weighing of benefits and risks that will affect not only oneself but society as a whole. There are myriad other benefits...

.../temperature induced degradation of solar cells ,” in 2010 53rd IEEE International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems ( IEEE , 2010 ), pp. 1005 – 1008 . Kim , J. , Hong , T. , Jeong , J. , Koo , C. , Jeong , K. , and Lee , M. , “ Multi-criteria decision support system...