Student learning and representation of the particulate nature of matter (Tan et al)

By Kim Chwee Daniel Tan, Jennifer Yeo, Choun Pei Wong, Lay Hoon Seah

Issue 388 | Page 31 | Published Jun 2023

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How standard textbook representations of the particulate nature of matter may hinder effective student learning.

Particulate nature of matter

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