In March 2012, Fernand Brunschwig, Chair, STEMteachersNYC and editor of Robert Karplus’ textbook for non-science college students, Introductory Physics: A Model Approach, posted the note below to the physics modeling

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Research and tips to support science education Examining the Learning Cycle By Patrick L. Brown and Sandra K. Abell “I use hands-on activities with my fifth graders as often as possible. But I worry that my students w

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Why You Should Measure Your Students’ Reasoning Ability Vincent P. Coletta, Jeffrey A. Phillips, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA Jeffrey J. Steinert, Edward Little High School, Auburn, ME

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Am. J. Phys[removed]), July 1995, [removed]A MODELING METHOD for high school physics instruction Malcolm Wells, David Hestenes* & Gregg Swackhamer** Abstract. The design and development of a new method for high school phy

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alumni impact The Newest Nobelist Martin Karplus (PhD ’54, Distinguished Alumnus ’86) Martin Karplus was one of three scientists awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for pioneering

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