The Influence of Interactive Videodisc Instruction Using Simultaneous-Time Analysis on Kinematics Graphing Skills of High School Physics Students.
A critique of the selection of "mathematical objects" as a central metaphor for advanced mathematical thinking 9
Textbook Treatment of Students' Understanding acceleration 11
Experiment, simulation and analysis: an integrated instructional approach to the concept of force 15
Parallelism in the development of children's ideas and the historical development of projectile motion theories 27
Thoughts on teaching mechanics, didactical phenomenology of the concept force 28
The representational roles of technology in connecting mathematics with authentic experience 35
The Impact of Technology on Science Instruction: historical Trends and Current Opportunities 39
Student difficulties in connecting graphs and physics: Examples from kinematics 41
Expanding Context and Domain: A Cross-curricular Activity in Mathematics and Physics 43
Cognition for interpreting scientific concepts: A study of "acceleration." 47
Beyond romantic versus sceptic: a microanalysis of conceptual change in kinematics 48
Cascades of inscriptions and the re-presentation of nature: how numbers, tables, graphs, and money come to re-present a rolling ball 52
Inscriptions: Toward a Theory of Representing as Social Practice 53
Integration of Experimenting and Modelling by Advanced Educational Technology: Examples from Nuclear Physics 55
Computer Microworlds and Scientific Inquiry: An Alternative Approach to Science Education 60