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Exploring pedagogical content knowledge of physics teaching assistants using the Energy and Momentum Conceptual Survey
This study examines the extent to which physics graduate teaching assistants (TAs) are aware of introductory physics student thinking and the types of challenges introductory students commonly have with energy and momentum concepts, which is important for implementing active learning methodologies a
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