activity
20142024
most citedThe role of pedagogical tools in active learning: a case for sense-making

36 citations · 45 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.ed-ph2024

Analyzing students collaboratively solving spherical unit vector problems in upper level E and M through a lens of shared resources

Ying Cao, Brant E. Hinrichs

We are interested in better understanding ways that students collaborate to solve conceptual physics problems in the context of spherical unit vectors in upper-level E&M, especiall…

physics.ed-ph2018★ 9 cited

Cultivating the Next Generation: Outcomes from a Learning Assistant Program in Engineering

Ying Cao, Christina Smith, Benjamin David Lutz +1

The LA Program at Oregon State University began in 2014 in one department as an effort to provide support for the implementation of active learning in large enrollment Biology cour…

physics.ed-ph2018★ 36 cited

The role of pedagogical tools in active learning: a case for sense-making

Milo Koretsky, Jessie Keeler, John Ivanovitch +1

Evidence from the research literature indicates that both audience response systems (ARS) and guided inquiry worksheets (GIW) can lead to greater student engagement, learning, and…

physics.ed-ph2017

High School Students Group Interaction with the Electric Field Hockey Interactive Simulation

Ying Cao

This study investigates a group of high school students in a physics classroom interacting with a computer simulation that simulates the electrostatic interaction as a hockey game,…

physics.ed-ph2017

Making Sense of Physics through Stories: High School Students Narratives about Electric Charges and Interactions

Ying Cao

Educational research has shown that narratives are useful tools that can help young students make sense of scientific phenomena. Based on previous research, I argue that narratives…

physics.ed-ph2014

High School Students' Understandings and Representations of the Electric Field

Ying Cao, Bárbara M. Brizuela

This study investigates the representations and understandings of electric fields expressed by Chinese high school students 15 to 16 years old who have not received high school lev…