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AAPT SM 20

How Do Introductory Physics and Mathematics Courses Predict Engineering Students&#39; Performance in Subsequent Engineering Courses?

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The 2020 AAPT Virtual Summer Meeting brought together physics educators from around the globe to learn about the latest in physics theory, research methodology and education from leaders in their field. The program featured plenary speakers, sessions, workshops and many special activities.

For more information please visit the 2020 AAPT Virtual Summer Meeting page at: https://www.aapt.org/Conferences/SM2020/index.cfm.


The 2020 AAPT Virtual Summer Meeting brought together physics educators from around the globe to learn about the latest in physics theory, research methodology and education from leaders in their field. 

How Do Introductory Physics and Mathematics Courses Predict Engineering Students' Performance in Subsequent Engineering Courses?

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