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... also supporting the research done within similar settings. Although different examples in each family were developed in fundamentally different ways and support different aspects of student learning, they are relevant within similar programmatic constraints and tend to cultivate similar research...

... formulation, data collection, data evaluation, and data analysis and interpretation are part of the methodology of both primary research and research reviews. They argued that research reviews should be just as transparent and rigorous as primary research and that similar methodological standards should apply...

... similarly argued that having the knowledge is not enough; it must also be organized in a useful manner in order for it to be retrieved appropriately during problem-solving. Coaching is the personal feedback to a student while they are engaged in solving similar problems modeled in lectures. It builds...

... higher amplitude and higher frequency to higher energy, which could be a useful resource in electromagnetic waves and quantum mechanics. In fact, a similar resource reappears in the context of waves. Among the first studies on oscillations is one by Ambrose (2007) . They started with a question about...

... in positions of power, unequal pay for similar jobs, unwelcoming institutional climates, and gender/racial/ethnic stereotyping). Women physics and astronomy graduate students largely experience gender microaggressions in the academic trajectory ( Barthelemy et al., 2016 ; and Sachmpazidi, 2021...

... their counterintuitive implications on their only “tentative” nature. In a similar vein, Douglas Allchin has pointed out that the consensus-view of NOS may run into the danger of focusing too narrowly on declarative knowledge ( Allchin, 2011 ). He also sees elements missing, e.g., funding, motivations, peer review...

... individually, as well as the frequent presentation of similar and repetitive elements of the games, in the long run, increase abandonment levels ( Hassan et al., 2021 ). Users do not necessarily have the same style when playing and achieving their tasks and goals, and they are usually motivated...

... learners. However, similar expectations apply to other curriculum areas such as native and foreign languages, elementary mathematics, society, physical education, and the arts. In addition, the teacher should have applied knowledge of child psychology and organizational skills, and be able to manage...

... researchers but may not be generalizable beyond the context of the study. (One does presume that similar contexts will arise elsewhere, or that at least some aspects of the study will be relevant to physics learning in other contexts.) Qualitative researchers tend to take an anthropological world view...

... similar to that suggested by Potvin and Hasni ( Potvin and Hasni, 2014 ) and developed further by Rüschenpohl and Markic ( Rüschenpöhler and Markic, 2019 ). The content structure of physics with its subtopics and laws is universal, and it is the same all over the world. The way physics is taught...

... physics features many concepts with similar-sounding names (e.g., energy, entropy, enthalpy, free energy, internal energy) that may enhance confusion. Beyond direct confusion, students often ascribe the properties of one quantity to others; many of the papers describing student reasoning with entropy...

... (aged 16 to 18) and fourth year preservice teachers. The responses to most questions from the different cohorts were so similar that they could be grouped together. He found that, when asked about two balls of the same mass but different charges suspended by threads, only one-third of the students...

... ; and Aksela, 2010 ). This type of program requires continuous joint planning and evaluation of pre-service teachers' feedback to coordinate teaching and avoid repetition ( Koponen et al., 2004 ). In Russia, physics teacher education is similar to other countries in the preparation of content. However...

... some items as groups producing a total score of 33. The FMCE contains one item that is very similar to an item in the FCI. The CSEM is a 32-item multiple-choice assessment which broadly tests understanding of conceptual electricity and magnetism ( Maloney et al., 2001 ). Each item has 5...

... problems. Research shows that the gender gap on the CSEM remains relatively constant in LB courses (4% at the beginning and 6% at the end), and both male and female students exhibit similar normalized gains on the CSEM (18% and 22% for female and male students, respectively). For EBAE courses, the gender...

... are descriptions of the successively more sophisticated ways of thinking about an idea that follow one another as students learn” (p. 48). They note that learning progressions are very similar to progress variables, learning trajectories, and strand maps, each of which aims to elucidate pathways for students...

... strategies. A similar computer coaching system has been used in physics courses explicitly teaching these step-by-step problem solving strategies ( Ryan et al., 2016 ). Computerized tutoring systems Though shown to be effective, there are cases where worked examples should not be used. First, when...

... University Press , 2015 ), p. 234 . (2021). Cotič , M.   et al. , European Dimensions of Teacher Education—Similarities and Differences , edited by M.   Valenčič Zuljan and J.   Vogrinc ( The National School of Leadership and Education , 2011 ), pp. 296 – 322 . Dickmann , M...