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Moving Across Scales: Using Lexical Analysis to Reveal Student Reasoning about Photosynthesis

Casey Lyons, Shauna Jones, John Merrill, Mark Urban-Lurain, Kevin Haudek, 2011

Causality in Analogies Generated by Expert and Novice Geoscientists

Nicole Ladue, Duncan Sibley, Micah Goldwater, Julie Libarkin, Dedre Gentner, 2011

Analogical reasoning and global change literacy

Duncan Sibley, Dedre Gentner, Julie Libarkin, 2010

Applying Computerized-Scoring Models of Written Biological Explanations across Courses and Colleges: Prospects and Limitations

Minsu Ha, Ross Nehm, Mark Urban-Lurain, John Merrill, 2011

Understanding undergraduate students conceptions in science: Using lexical analysis software to analyze students constructed responses in biology

Rosa Moscarella, Mark Urban-Lurain, Brett Merritt, Tammy Long, Gail Richmond, John Merrill, Joyce Parker, Ronald Patterson, Christopher Wilson, 2008

How do biology undergraduates "explain" photosynthesis? Investigating student responses to different constructed response question stems

Michele Weston, Kevin Haudek, Luanna Prevost, Casey Lyons, Mark Urban-Lurain, John Merrill, 2012

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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation (DUE grants: 2013359, 1660643, 1561159, 1438739, 1323162, 1347740, 0736952 and 1022653). Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the NSF.

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