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    • A Blended Approach to Improve Student Engagement in Undergraduate Physics Experiments by Integrating Technologies with Model-Based Inquiry 

      Kota, Srividya
      Published 2024
      In undergraduate science courses, experiments and laboratory programs are where students develop their experimental and laboratory skills. This thesis presents a series of studies and proposes a conceptual framework for ...
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    • Norfolk Island and the Polynesian Narrative: New Evidence from a Marginal Mystery Island 

      Jorgensen, Nicola
      Published 2024
      Norfolk Island was settled by Polynesian voyagers between c. 13th-15th centuries CE (Anderson & White 2001a), but the island is frequently omitted from many broader discussions of pre-European migration, settlement, and ...
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    • Embodied Cities, Citied Bodies: Assembling Urban Research through Movement 

      Petchell, Lucinda
      Published 2024
      While urban environments are commonly characterised and studied as nodes in international networks of migration, economics, cultures and policies, they are also sites for everyday embodied experience through which local ...
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    • Regietheater and the staging of Bach's St. Matthew Passion 

      Stephens, Jack Taylor
      Published 2024
      The commonly stated phrase ‘Bach is Universal’ is, in its simplest form, false. Bach composed his music in worship of a specific God, for a particular group of people, at a unique point in time. Yet, there is something ...
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    • Active head rotations influence thresholds and perceived direction of visual motion 

      Margaret Pickard, Kate
      Published 2024
      Self-motion signals must be accounted for such that an accurate and robust perception of object motion can be maintained. However, research in this area has been focused on translation self-motion, as well as often using ...
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