After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching sequence on the statics of liquids, implemented and evaluated for two years among science students in the first university year. The sequence makes use of a model of liquids at the mesoscopic level through an analogy with a set of sponge balls, treated first as mechanical entities, then as a model of elements of fluids. The aims and the results of this experimentation are presented and discussed
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This works deals with a physical simulation of liquid. The initial theory of Navier-Stokes equations...
Teaching fluid mechanics applied to undergraduate and graduate students of STEM disciplines has trad...
After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching...
After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching...
After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching...
We studied the students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids and we elaborated a short teachin...
This research includes an analysis of previous research on the subject, a study of students’ concept...
In this paper we discuss the effects of modelling and computer simulation activities in promoting st...
Liquid properties are relevant for the understanding of fundamental and applied sciences. Among thes...
Paperclips can float on water, mercury drops do not spread on solid surfaces, and fluids can flow ag...
This article describes a research study concerning students’ conceptions and reasonings about fluids...
A small insect can stand or walk on water surface, drops of mercury do not spread on a solid surface...
Contemporary science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) increasingly require advanced k...
Drops of mercury do not spread on a surface. A metal paper clip can float on water. These phenomena ...
Many inexpensive and readily available toys can offer benefits in support of technical education in ...
This works deals with a physical simulation of liquid. The initial theory of Navier-Stokes equations...
Teaching fluid mechanics applied to undergraduate and graduate students of STEM disciplines has trad...
After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching...
After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching...
After a study on students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids, we elaborated a short teaching...
We studied the students' conceptions concerning pressure in fluids and we elaborated a short teachin...
This research includes an analysis of previous research on the subject, a study of students’ concept...
In this paper we discuss the effects of modelling and computer simulation activities in promoting st...
Liquid properties are relevant for the understanding of fundamental and applied sciences. Among thes...
Paperclips can float on water, mercury drops do not spread on solid surfaces, and fluids can flow ag...
This article describes a research study concerning students’ conceptions and reasonings about fluids...
A small insect can stand or walk on water surface, drops of mercury do not spread on a solid surface...
Contemporary science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) increasingly require advanced k...
Drops of mercury do not spread on a surface. A metal paper clip can float on water. These phenomena ...
Many inexpensive and readily available toys can offer benefits in support of technical education in ...
This works deals with a physical simulation of liquid. The initial theory of Navier-Stokes equations...
Teaching fluid mechanics applied to undergraduate and graduate students of STEM disciplines has trad...