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Re: [Phys-l] Strong Students



Well, bc's common sense would think not much effect.

bc with baited breath for others' thoughts.

BTW, the physics teacher at the v. elite HS, from which I was expelled, is a grad from the U of AZ PER program. Perhaps I should ask him of his experience?


On 2009, Feb 09, , at 11:57, David Craig wrote:


This discussion about textbooks has me wondering ... much of PER seems
to focus on statistical measures of improvement, such as they are.
There seems to be a sense of developing strategies that effectively
reach the middle and the bottom.

cut


Anyway, the point of my question is this: has there been much study of
how well students at the top are served by PER-based methodologies?


David Craig


<http://web.lemoyne.edu/~craigda/>



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