Does anyone know if similar, conceptual based questions exist for chemistry?
I am teaching some general chem this year (high school). Most of the material in use here is regurgitation and plug and chug chemistry.
Dr. Donald G. Polvani
Adjunct Instructor, Physics
Anne Arundel Community College
Arnold, MD 21012
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Subject: [Phys-L] Physics Questions Without Numbers
Teachers of physics at Year 11/12 and First Year College level will be
interested in the questions in
These "physics questions without numbers", some 234 in number, explore
student's conceptions in Mechanics, Heat, Light, Sound, Waves, Electricity,
Magnetism and Nuclear.
They are readily adaptable for use as a basis for class discussion, clicker
questions etc.