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A Novel Technology to Investigate Students' Understandings of Enzyme Representations

Journal of College Science Teaching—September/October 2012

This article describes how digital pen-and-paper technology was used to improve data collection in research regarding students' learning, specifically their understanding of enzyme-substrate interactions as depicted in textbook representations.

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