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Work in progress - learning styles and performance on the dynamics concept inventory
Recently, a great deal of attention has been paid to conceptual knowledge in engineering. Although professors can be quite good at teaching students how to choose the appropriate equation and calculate an answer, often these students do not come away from the course with a deep conceptual appreciation of the material. The current study investigates if certain types of learning styles correlate to student conceptual learning in undergraduate dynamics.