Michael Sanger

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Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN, United States 
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General Chemistry, Sciences Education
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Gillette G, Sanger MJ. (2014) Analysing the distribution of questions in the gas law chapters of secondary and introductory college chemistry textbooks from the United States Chemistry Education Research and Practice. 15: 787-799
Sanger MJ, Vaughn CK, Binkley DA. (2013) Concept learning versus problem solving: Evaluating a threat to the validity of a particulate gas law question Journal of Chemical Education. 90: 700-709
Rosenthal DP, Sanger MJ. (2013) How does the order of viewing two computer animations of the same oxidation-reduction reaction affect students' particulate-level explanations? Acs Symposium Series. 1142: 313-340
Naah BM, Sanger MJ. (2013) Investigating Students' Understanding of the Dissolving Process Journal of Science Education and Technology. 22: 103-112
Rosenthal DP, Sanger MJ. (2012) Student misinterpretations and misconceptions based on their explanations of two computer animations of varying complexity depicting the same oxidation-reduction reaction Chemistry Education Research and Practice. 13: 471-483
Naah BM, Sanger MJ. (2012) Student misconceptions in writing balanced equations for dissolving ionic compounds in water Chemistry Education Research and Practice. 13: 186-194
Hall MV, Wilson LA, Sanger MJ. (2012) Student success in intensive versus traditional introductory college chemistry courses Journal of Chemical Education. 89: 1109-1113
Hall MV, Wilson LA, Sanger MJ. (2011) Chapter 8: Do students learn chemistry content in accelerated summer courses? Acs Symposium Series. 1074: 111-119
Sanger MJ, Danner M. (2010) Aqueous ammonia or ammonium hydroxide? Identifying a base as strong or weak Journal of Chemical Education. 87: 1213-1216
Ooi BG, Sanger MJ. (2009) "Which pathway am I?" Using a game approach to teach students about biochemical pathways Journal of Chemical Education. 86: 454-455
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