Tag: physics identity
Glasgow APE seminar – Tolúwalàse Akanbi-Akinlolu – 19th February
Tolúwalàse Akanbi-Akinlolu, from King’s College London gave a seminar on Thursday 19th February at 12pm. Title: Belonging and Physics Identity among Physics and Mathematics Undergraduates: An Intersectional Mixed-Methods Study A recording of the webinar is available at this link. Abstract: This study examines how undergraduate physics and mathematics students at a UK research-intensive…
Call for Collaboration: Expanding Physics Identity Research Across UK Universities
At the PER group of King’s College London, we are conducting a mixed-methods research study exploring undergraduate physics identity formation, grounded in the frameworks developed by Hazari et al. [1] and Godwin [2]. The study investigates the interrelationships between self-efficacy, recognition, interest, and belonging, with a particular focus on how these dimensions differ across…
Too many physicists spoil the broth…
Alex Crombie suggests teaching physicists physics may inadvertently be negatively shaping students’ self-image.
