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most citedModernizing use of regression models in physics education research: a review of hierarchical linear modeling

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physics.ed-ph2017

Participation and Performance on Paper- and Computer-Based Low-Stakes Assessments

Jayson M. Nissen, Manher Jariwala, Eleanor W. Close +1

High-stakes assessments, such the Graduate Records Examination, have transitioned from paper to computer administration. Low-stakes Research-Based Assessments (RBAs), such as the F…

physics.ed-ph2017

Performance differences for in-class and online administration of low-stakes research-based assessments

Jayson M. Nissen, Manher Jariwala, Xochith Herrera +2

Research-based assessments (RBAs), such as the Force Concept Inventory, have played central roles in many course transformations from traditional lecture-based instruction to resea…

physics.ed-ph2017

Participation rates of in-class vs. online administration of low-stakes research-based assessments

Manher Jariwala, Jayson Nissen, Xochith Herrera +2

This study investigates differences in student participation rates between in-class and online administrations of research-based assessments. A sample of 1,310 students from 25 sec…

physics.ed-ph2017★ 4 cited

Systemic inequities in introductory physics courses: the impacts of learning assistants

Ben Van Dusen, Jayson M. Nissen

Creating equitable performance outcomes among students is a focus of many instructors and researchers. One focus of this effort is examining disparities in physics student performa…

physics.ed-ph2017★ 1 cited

Longitudinal associations between learning assistants and instructor effectiveness

Daniel Caravez, Angelica De La Torre, Jayson Nissen +1

A central goal of the Learning Assistant (LA) model is to improve students' learning of science through the transformation of instructor practices. There is minimal existing resear…