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Chris Stewart

University of Sydney

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2003 PHYSICS EDUCATION RESEARCH CONFERENCE: 2003 Physics Education Conference | 2004

On the use of phenomenography in the analysis of qualitative data

Manjula D. Sharma; Chris Stewart; Michael Prosser

In this paper we describe phenomenography and demonstrate its use in two separate studies; an investigation of students’ understandings of gravity and a comparison of two groups of students awareness of the utility of physics.

Archive | 2004

Interactive Lecture Demonstrations

Catherine H. Crouch; Adam P. Fagen; Paul Callan; Eric Mazur; Manjula D. Sharma; Ian Johnston; Helen M. Johnston; Kevin Varvell; Gordon Robertson; Andrew M. Hopkins; Chris Stewart; Ian Cooper; Ronald K. Thornton; Rachel Zimrot; Guy Ashkenazi

Physical Review Special Topics-physics Education Research | 2010

Use of interactive lecture demonstrations: A ten year study

Manjula D. Sharma; Ian Johnston; Helen M. Johnston; Kevin Varvell; Gordon Robertson; Andrew M. Hopkins; Chris Stewart; Ian Cooper; Ronald K. Thornton

International journal of environmental and science education | 2013

Student Approaches to Learning in Physics - Validity and Exploration Using Adapted SPQ

Manjula D. Sharma; Chris Stewart; Rachel Wilson; Muhammed Sait Gokalp

Eurasia journal of mathematics, science and technology education | 2013

Can a Syllabus Change Impact on Students' Perceptions of Science? Fragmented and Cohesive Conceptions of Physics.

Manjula D. Sharma; Chris Stewart; Rachel Wilson; Muhammed Sait Gokalp

Archive | 2005

The student - staff partnership: Pooling our expertise to develop a user-friendly skills web site

Charlotte E. Taylor; Mary Peat; Chris Stewart

Proceedings of The Australian Conference on Science and Mathematics Education (formerly UniServe Science Conference) | 2013

Pop culture influences on tertiary physics enrolments

Tom Gordon; Chris Stewart; Lindy A. Orthia; Merryn McKinnon

Proceedings of The Australian Conference on Science and Mathematics Education (formerly UniServe Science Conference) | 2012

The HSC syllabus changeover and first year student experiences in physics and biology

Chris Stewart; Manjula D. Sharma; Mary Peat; Charlotte E. Taylor; Elizabeth May; Rosanne Quinnell; Michael Prosser; Peter Logan

Proceedings of The Australian Conference on Science and Mathematics Education (formerly UniServe Science Conference) | 2012

Interactive lecturing using a classroom communication system

Manjula D. Sharma; Joe Khachan; Ben Chan; Chris Stewart; Kirsten Hogg; John O’Byrne

Proceedings of The Australian Conference on Science and Mathematics Education (formerly UniServe Science Conference) | 2012

Using ASELL as a framework for driving change

Chris Stewart; Sashi Kant; Gareth Denyer

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Manjula D. Sharma

University of Sydney

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Michael Prosser

University of Hong Kong

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Andrew M. Hopkins

Australian Astronomical Observatory

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Charlotte E. Taylor

University of Sydney

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Gordon Robertson

University of Sydney

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Helen M. Johnston

University of Sydney

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Ian Johnston

University of Sydney

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Mary Peat

University of Sydney

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Rachel Wilson

University of Sydney

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Ronald K. Thornton

Tufts University

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