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Pendulums in The Physics Education Literature: A Bibliography

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Abstract

Articles about the pendulum in four journals devoted to the teaching of physics and one general science teaching journal (along with other miscellaneous articles from other journals) are listed in three broad categories — types of pendulums, the contexts in which these pendulums are used in physics teaching at secondary or tertiary levels and a miscellaneous category. A brief description of the sub-categories used is provided.

Paul McColl, a physics teacher from Bundoora Secondary College in Victoria and a doctoral student in science education at Monash University, assisted with the collection of the bibliographical material below and I owe a debt of gratitude to him for his contribution to this project.

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Gauld, C. (2005). Pendulums in The Physics Education Literature: A Bibliography. In: Matthews, M.R., Gauld, C.F., Stinner, A. (eds) The Pendulum. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3526-8_32

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