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 Date: 2013-01-16 12:36:58David Hestenes Model Education Educational psychology Pedagogy Robert A. Millikan award Physics education Physics Robert Karplus |
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Am. J. Phys[removed]), July 1995, [removed]A MODELING METHOD for high school physics instruction Malcolm Wells, David Hestenes* & Gregg Swackhamer** Abstract. The design and development of a new method for high school phy | Preface Preface A preface is the place where you expect to have some questions answered: What is this book about? Who is the intended audience? What value might I expect to get out of it?DocID: 1qP5c - View Document |
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