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PERLnet
The University of Maine Physics Education Research Laboratory
is part of the Department of Physics and Astronomy and the School
of Education and Human Development. Our interests are:
- how students learn physics,
- models of human reasoning,
- teacher training and development
- curriculum development and dissemination
For more information, please use the contact information near the bottom
of the page or click here
Arranged by author:
Arranged by publication type, in chronological order:
Arranged by physics topics:
Investigations into cognitive issues:
Evaluation of curricula:
Analysis of research methods
Templates for evaluating
standardized tests
- Force and Motion Concept Evaluation
- Maryland Physics Expecations Survey, full and shortened version
- Electric Circuits Concept Evaluation
- Heat and Temperature Concept Evaluation
Links to classroom
materials used or developed at UMaine
- A New Model Course in Applied Quantum Physics
- Activity Based Physics tutorials in wave physics
- Modeling laboratory materials
- Tutorials in algebra-based introductory physics classes
- Opportunities for students to join or work with the group
- Opportunities for collaboration with university/college faculty
- Opportunities for high school teachers
Faculty
- Dave Clark
- Donald Mountcastle
- John R. Thompson
- Michael C. Wittmann
Graduate students
- Katrina Black
- Brandon Bucy
- Roger Feeley
- Katie Menchen
- Jeff Morgan
- Ellie Sayre
The Physics Education Research Laboratory is a part of the
Center for Science and Mathematics Education Research. Click
on the link to find out more information about the work being
done by members of the Center, and for information about past
and future meetings organized by the Center.
A few general comments about PER and how we do our research
at UMaine...
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