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Physical Review PER: Archiving Knowledge about Physics Teaching

July 2, 2018

Do laboratory experiments help students learn concepts? Why do so few women choose to major in physics? What is the most important skill for a high school physics teacher to develop?


EDITORIAL

Call for Papers for Focused Collection: Physical Review Physics Education Research Curriculum Development: Theory into Design

June 5, 2018

Guest Editors Benedikt W. Harrer, Eleanor C. Sayre, and Leslie Atkins Elliott
Articles appearing in this special collection will highlight the current state of the field of physics education research as it relates to curriculum development in PER.


EDITORIAL

Call for Papers for Focused Collection: Quantitative Methods in PER: A Critical Examination

June 15, 2017

Guest Editors Marcos D. Caballero, Alexis V. Knaub, and John M. Aiken
Articles appearing in this special collection will highlight the current state of the field of physics education research as it relates to quantitative methods in PER.

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Vol. 14, Iss. 2 — July - December 2018

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PhySH Now Publicly Available
September 11, 2018

PhySH, APS’s physics classification scheme, is now publicly available under a Creative Commons CC0 license. Created to provide a fully open, high-quality classification scheme for the entire physics community, PhySH groups concepts into a flexible hierarchy that organizes content by topics.

Focused Collection: Astronomy Education Research
June 18, 2018

Articles appearing in this special collection highlight the current state of the field of physics education research as it relates to astronomy education research. Editorial

Announcing PRST-PER Focused Collections
January 2, 2014

I am pleased to announce that PRST-PER will begin having focused collections. A focused collection is a selection of articles on a particular topic of interest to the PER community. Announcements of the first three focused collections will be made in the form of guest editorials in the coming months. It is expected that there will be one or two focused collections in PRST-PER published each year.

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