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In a physics curriculum only introductory physics course grades show gender differences but do not predict future course performance for physics majors

Kyle M. Whitcomb, Chandralekha Singh

Analysis of institutional data for physics majors showing predictive relationships between required mathematics and physics courses in various years is important for contemplating…

physics.ed-ph2019★ 3 cited

All aboard! Challenges and successes in professional development for physics lab TAs

Danny Doucette, Russell Clark, Chandralekha Singh

At large research universities in the USA, introductory physics labs are often run by graduate student teaching assistants (TAs). Thus, efforts to reform introductory labs should a…

physics.ed-ph2019★ 7 cited

What's happening in traditional and inquiry-based introductory labs? An integrative analysis at a large research university

Danny Doucette, Russell Clark, Chandralekha Singh

There is a growing recognition of the need to replace "cookbook"-style introductory labs with more-meaningful learning experiences. To identify the strengths and weaknesses of a mi…

physics.ed-ph2019★ 91 cited

Hermione and the Secretary: How gendered task division in introductory physics labs can disrupt equitable learning

Danny Doucette, Russell Clark, Chandralekha Singh

Physics labs provide a unique opportunity for students to grow their physics identity and science identity in general since they provide students with opportunity to tinker with ex…

physics.ed-ph2019

Comparing introductory physics and astronomy students' attitudes and approaches to problem solving

Melanie Good, Andrew Mason, Chandralekha Singh

We examined how introductory physics students' attitudes and approaches to problem solving compare to those of introductory astronomy students, using a previously validated survey,…

physics.ed-ph2019

Physics teaching assistants' views of different types of introductory problems: Challenge of perceiving the instructional benefits of context-rich and multiple-choice problems

Melanie Good, Emily Marshman, Edit Yerushalmi +1

Given a physics scenario, different problem types presenting that scenario in various ways can emphasize different instructional goals. In this investigation, we examined the views…