Student Perceptions of Physics by Inquiry at Ohio State

Student Perceptions of Physics by Inquiry at Ohio State

Physics by Inquiry (PbI) has been adopted and taught at the Ohio State University for more than a decade. A Q-type instrument, the LPVI, was used to assess students' perceptions of this teaching method and measure the consonance between these and instructors' goals. We present methods of a...

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