... the great challenge for teachers as making science meaningful for students, he proposes a specific kind of teaching NOS that he calls Whole Science, which feels all dimensions of reliability in scientific practice. He argues that science's social, conceptual, and experimental character should be treated...

... to the establishment of laboratories and the experiment education in colleges ( Mahon, 2004 ). Later, laboratories and equipment were spread out to schools. Advances in physics are related to the great changes in music and culture in the modern times ( Jackson, 2006 ). A vacuum valve, a type of diode using...

... Einstein did not discover.” In 1935, Bert Brecht wrote the poem “Questions of a reading worker.” It contains the verses: “Young Alexander conquered India./He on his own?/Caesar defeated the Gauls./Didn't he at least has a cook with him?” What Brecht is alluding to is the well-known phenomenon of “great man...

... energy will cause an enormous increase in greenhouse gas emissions, which may pose great pressure on the climate and environment ( Yang et al., 2022 ). Aiming to address the energy crisis and environmental pollution, partially or completely replacing fossil fuels with alternative resources...

... of longitudinal studies. To a great degree, research on IPLS courses has led to new conceptual frameworks because of the novel aspect of both the curriculum and the students. The frameworks of authenticity and interdisciplinary identity arise fundamentally from the process of teaching physics...

... and financial resources that each requires to deliver their fruits. Rather, we might wonder what the distance is between physics pursued with human and beyond-human aims. In the early twentieth century the great German theoretical physicist Max Planck offered an influential ideal image of the progress...

... they may be sustained over the long term. We see a great need for case studies of departments and faculty who have integrated computation into their teaching in order to flesh out the details of this work and relate it to student learning. Finally, in presenting how computation has been used in physics...

... main steps: (i) the absorption of water from the wet gas in an absorption tower and (ii) the desorption of water from the carrier solvent in a regenerator. The regeneration of the TEG is of a great significance step in the overall dehydration process, as the water content in the recycled TEG after...

... theories and structures that help in solving fundamental questions, then the corresponding mathematical procedures are also of great importance to physics. Some of the procedures are When thinking about the role mathematics may play in physics, it can be useful to distinguish between two broad dimensions...

... and the other a Likert scale survey of students' agreement or disagreement with the statement “I feel like I learned a great deal from this class.” The findings showed that students' feelings of learning were anticorrelated with their scores on the conceptual test. PER began with studies that worked across...

.... We still had several hours of time difference, but it did not stop us from working together in accordance with our determination to successfully complete The International Handbook of Physics Education Research. That was our great responsibility to so many who vested trust in us and have...

.... We still had several hours of time difference, but it did not stop us from working together in accordance with our determination to successfully complete The International Handbook of Physics Education Research. That was our great responsibility to so many who vested trust in us and have...

.... , The Great Educators , edited by N. H.   Butler ( Charles Scribner's Sons , 1892 ), see https://archive.org/details/aristotleancient00davirich . Demir , E. , Int. Educ. Stud.   9 ( 4 ), 99 – 107 ( 2016 ). 10.5539/ies.v9n4p99 Develi , F. and Namdar , B. , J. Educ. Sci...

.... Specifically, the Kappa number is used to measure the degree of delignification in the wood chips; in fact, a lower Kappa number indicates a lesser residual lignin content in the wood chips ( Choi and Kwon, 2019a , 2020d ). It is to be noted that delignification is of great importance as the brightness...

... variable values, so the application of MATLAB/Simulink to the scientific study of solar PV system simulation is of great significance ( Tsai et al., 2008 ; Nema et al., 2010 ; Kumari and Babu, 2012 ; Wang and Shen, 2018 ; Badi et al., 2021 ; and Phanden et al., 2021...

... ). Curtis (2008) has shown that the educational benefits of integrating computer-assisted learning and simulation technology into undergraduate engineering courses are great. Computational fluid dynamics has renewed and revolutionized approaches to learning in fluid dynamics and research and design...

..., although varied. This great variety leads to a heterogeneity of studies and results, often juxtaposed, sometimes complementary, and therefore not contradictory. For the time being, this situation makes the existence of consensuses and debates difficult within each theme. Even the structuring...

... their antecedents in learning and pedagogical theories. Constructivism, particularly radical constructivism, has a great influence on many interactive physics courses ( von Glaserfeld, 1993 ; and Walshe, 2020 ). It justifies the need for eliciting students’ prior knowledge and offers recommendations for including...

... to Europe for a sabbatical, while I moved to the U.S. We still had several hours of time difference, but it did not stop us from working together in accordance with our determination to successfully complete IHPER. That was our great responsibility to so many who vested trust in us and have been...