Rotational and Rolling Motion Conceptual Survey

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written by Chandralekha Singh and Lorenzo G. Rimoldini

This 30-question research-based multiple-choice test is designed to evaluate students' conceptual understanding of rotational and rolling motion.

The survey is based on investigations of students' difficulties in introductory- and junior-level physics courses and should be given in a 50-minute period. Statistical results have shown the survey to be reliable and valid. A summary of the construction and analysis of the survey is available in Student understanding of rotational and rolling motion, Phys. Rev ST-PER 1 (1), 010102 (2005).

This assessment is free for use by instructors in their classroom. As it takes years of development effort to create and validate reliable assessment instruments, access is restricted to instructors and researchers.

https://www.physport.org/assessments/RRMCS

Subjects	Levels	Resource Types
Classical Mechanics - Rotational Dynamics = Moment of Inertia = Rotational Energy - Statics of Rigid Bodies = Static Torque Education Foundations - Assessment = Conceptual Assessment = Instruments	- Lower Undergraduate - Upper Undergraduate	- Assessment Material = Test

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Access Rights:: Limited free access; Access is restricted to instructors and researchers.
Restriction:: © 2005 Chandralekha Singh and Lorenzo G. Rimoldini
This assessment is free for use by instructors in their classroom. However, it takes years of development effort to create and validate reliable assessment instruments. Therefore, the author requests that 1. students are not given test copies following examination; and 2. none of the questions are incorporated into web-based question delivery systems without adequate security to prevent printing or unauthorized access by students.
Record Cloner:: Metadata instance created May 2, 2012 by Lyle Barbato
Record Updated:: March 25, 2015 by Lyle Barbato
Last Update when Cataloged:: January 1, 2005
Other Collections:: The PER-Central

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