1986
DOI: 10.1080/0140528860080305
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Alternative frameworks: Newton's third law and conceptual change

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“…One of the main results of these empirical investigations of teaching and learning in mechanics was that few changes in conceptual understanding appear after teaching even at university level (Viennot, 1979;Clement, 1982;McDermott, 1984;Halloun and Hestenes 1985). Several articles focus particularly on students' understandings of Newton's third law (Terry & Jones, 1986;Brown, 1989). The findings commonly indicate that most students have a poor understanding of Newton's third law and of the force concept in general.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…One of the main results of these empirical investigations of teaching and learning in mechanics was that few changes in conceptual understanding appear after teaching even at university level (Viennot, 1979;Clement, 1982;McDermott, 1984;Halloun and Hestenes 1985). Several articles focus particularly on students' understandings of Newton's third law (Terry & Jones, 1986;Brown, 1989). The findings commonly indicate that most students have a poor understanding of Newton's third law and of the force concept in general.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The findings commonly indicate that most students have a poor understanding of Newton's third law and of the force concept in general. The concept of force often remains a characteristic of objects (Terry and Jones, 1986); it is not a physical quantity characterizing interaction between systems. Many students don't believe that an inanimate and inert object can exert a force, for instance, they may think that a table does not exert a force on a book (Brown, 1989;Minstrell, 1982).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta idea está de acuerdo con los resultados hallados por otros autores en la literatura. Así, según Viennot (1979b), Watts y Zylbersztajn (1981), Terry y Jones (1986) y Maloney (1984, en la comprensión de la tercera ley, una de las dificultades más graves es la de considerar que las dos fuerzas que forman la pareja son iguales. Para los alumnos, estas fuerzas dependen de ciertas características de los cuerpos que las ejercen, como la masa, siendo la fuerza directamente proporcional a esta, como aquí se ha detectado.…”
Section: Necesidad De Una Interacción: Tercera Ley De Newton (Cuestióunclassified
“…(6) D'après plusieurs recherches (Watts, 1983 ;maloney, 1984 ;Terry et Jones, 1986 ;Caldas et Saltiel, 1995 ;Brasquet, 1999 ;meltzer, 2005), certains élèves confondent les deux forces exercées par deux objets l'un sur l'autre avec deux forces exercées sur le même objet. Ils considèrent que l'objet en mouvement exerce une plus grande force que l'objet immobile parce que la résul-tante de ces deux forces doit être, d'après eux, dans la direction et dans le sens du mouvement pour que les objets bougent (adhérence force-vitesse).…”
Section: éTude De La Fiabilité Des Résultats Obtenusunclassified