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Peer reviewedPhysics Teacher, 1989
Compared is the mass of a dozen eggs with the mass of air in an empty refrigerator. An answer and reasons for the answer are provided. (YP)
Descriptors: Cartoons, Physics, Problem Sets, Science Materials
Chee, Chia Teck – 1989
This study was designed to identify students' misconceptions concerning frictional force, and Newton's laws of motion. It was also designed to determine the effectiveness of using instructions based on students' misconceptions to improve the teaching of physics. A pencil-and-paper test was administered to three groups of 16-year-old students:…
Descriptors: Force, Foreign Countries, Mechanics (Physics), Misconceptions
