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Two steps forward, one step back

Among physics students there exists a wide variety of misconceptions, generally thought to be robust and resistant to change. But our analysis of the path of progress has changed our conception of how students learn physics.

N. Lasry | E. Mazur | Jonathan Guillemette

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