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个人简介

B.A., Cornell University (1989) M.S., Penn State University (1991) Ph.D., Cornell University (1994) Post Doc, U.C. Berkeley (1995)

研究领域

assessment, concept inventories, misconceptions, inquiry learning in the laboratory, and children learning chemistry

Assessment of Student Learning. We develop instruments to measure cognitive and affective dimensions of learning. We are interested in students' misconceptions (particularly regarding representations) and metacognition (learning how to learn). concept inventories focused on multiple representations acid-base reactions atomic emission, flame tests, & energy level diagrams covalent and ionic bonding representations enzyme-substrate interactions organic acid strength oxidation-reduction reactions cross-validation studies of published instruments to reduce assessment fatigue Inquiry & Laboratory Learning. We investigate learning in the laboratory and design guided inquiry experiments for analytical, inorganic, organic, and biophysical chemistry courses. measuring meaningful learning in the laboratory faculty cognitive, affective, & psychomotor goals for learning in the laboratory concepts and inquiry as pathways to learning chemistry for at-risk students inquiry experiments: spectroscopic properties of metmyoglobin polymerized monolithic columns for HPLC microwave synthesis of liquid crystals symmetry elements & symmetry operations retention mechanisms in LC extraction and TLC of anthocyanidins Students in the Bretz CER Group co-design their research projects, and in doing so, have the opportunity to learn a wide variety of research skills and techniques: survey design and item development statistics, classical test theory, and item response theory semi-structured interview and observation protocols qualitative data analyses human subject protocols software packages such as SPSS, NVivo, Livescribe

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Linenberger, K.J.; Bretz, S.L. "Biochemistry Students' Ideas about how an Enzyme Interacts with a Substrate," Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, EarlyView Galloway, K.R.; Bretz, S.L. “Development of an Assessment Tool to Measure Students’ Meaningful Learning in the Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory,” Journal of Chemical Education, ASAP, DOI: 10.1021/ed500881y Bretz, S.L.; McClary, L.M. “Students' Understandings of Acid Strength: How Meaningful is Reliability when Measuring Alternative Conceptions?” Journal of Chemical Education, 2015, 92(2), 212-219. Galloway, K.R.; Bretz, S.L.; Novak, M. "Paper Chromatography and UV-Vis Spectroscopy to Characterize Anthocyanins and Investigate Anti-oxidant Properties in the Organic Teaching Laboratory," Journal of Chemical Education, 2015, 92(1), 183-188. Brandriet, A.R.; Bretz, S.L. “Measuring Meta-Ignorance through the Lens of Confidence: Examining Students’ Redox Misconceptions about Oxidation Numbers, Charge, and Electron Transfer,” Chemistry Education Research and Practice, 2014, 15(4), 729-746 Brandriet, A.R.; Bretz, S.L. "The Development of the Redox Concept Inventory as a Measure of Students' Symbolic and Particulate Redox Understandings and Confidence," Journal of Chemical Education, 2014, 91(8), 1132-1144 Bretz, S.L. (2014). "Designing Assessment Tools to Measure Students’ Conceptual Knowledge of Chemistry," in Tools of Chemistry Education Research, D. Bunce and R. Cole (Eds.), American Chemical Society: Washington, D.C., 155-168 Bretz, S.L. (2014). "Equilibrium and Stress: Balancing One Marriage, a "Two-Body” Problem, and Three Children." In Mom the Chemistry Professor: Personal Accounts and Advice from Chemistry Professors who are Mothers, (Cole, Marzabadi, Webster, and Woznack, Eds.). Springer Press, 2014, 3-19. Luxford, C.J.; Bretz, S.L. "Development of the Bonding Representations Inventory to Identify Student MIsconceptions about Covalent and Ionic Bonding Representations," Journal of Chemical Education, 2014, 91(3), 312-320 (selected for ACS Editor's Choice - 1st JCE paper to earn this distinction!) Linenberger, K.J.; Bretz, S.L. "Biochemistry Students' Ideas about Shape and Charge in Enzyme Substrate Interactions," Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 2014, 42(3), 203-212 Bretz, S.L. (2013). "A Chronology of Assessment in Chemistry Education," In Trajectories of Chemistry Education Innovation," T. Holme; M. Cooper; P. Varma-Nelson (Eds.), ACS Symposium Series Brandriet, A.R.; Ward, R.M.; Bretz, S.L. "Modeling Meaningful Learning in Chemistry using Structural Equation Modeling," Chemistry Education Research and Practice, 2013, 14(4), 421-430. Luxford, C.J.; Bretz, S.L. "Moving Beyond Definitions: What Student Generated Models Reveal about their Understanding of Covalent Bonding and Ionic Bonding," Chemistry Education Research and Practice, 2013, 14, 214-222 Harshman, J.; Bretz, S.L.; Yezierski, E.J. "Seeing Chemistry through the Eyes of the Blind: A Case Study Examining Multiple Gas Law Representations," Journal of Chemical Education, 90(6), 710-716 Mayo, A.V.; Loegel, T.; Bretz, S.L.; Danielson, N.D. "Flow Injection Analysis and Liquid Chromatography for Multifunctional Chemical Analysis (MCA) Systems," Journal of Chemical Education, 2013, 90(4), 500-505 Bretz, S.L.; Fay, M.E.; Bruck, L.; Towns, M.H. "What Faculty Interviews Reveal about Learning in the Undergraduate Laboratory," Journal of Chemical Education, 2013, 90(3), 281-288 McClary, L.M.; Bretz, S.L. "Development and Assessment of a Diagnostic Tool to Identify Organic Chemistry Students' Alternative Conceptions related to Acid Strength," International Journal of Science Education, 2012, 34(5), 2317-2341 Linenberger, K.J.; Bretz, S.L. "A Novel Technology to Investigate Students' Understandings of Enzyme Representations," Journal of College Science Teaching, 2012, 42(1), 45-49. Bretz, S.L.; Linenberger, K.J. "Development of the Enyzme-Substrate Interactions Concept Inventory," Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 2012, 40(4), 229-233 Bretz, S.L. "Navigating the Landscape of Assessment," Journal of Chemical Education, 2012, 89(6), 689-69

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