Erin Meredith Scanlon
Assistant Professor In Residence/Physics
Avery Point
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Scholarly Contributions
67 Scholarly Contributions
Applying a Three-Dimensional Framework of Disability Models to Postsecondary Physics Education
2024
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Describing a Faculty Online Learning Community about Disability
2024
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Addressing Ableism in Physics Higher Education: Planning for Variation
2024
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Examining professors’ choices while implementing the Next Gen PET curriculum through Revealed Causal Mapping
2024
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Teaching Physics with Disabled Learners: A Review of the Literature
2023
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Item Response Theory Analysis of the Energy and Momentum Conceptual Survey in Calculus-Based Physics for Life Sciences
2023
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Three axes for expressing disability models and experiences - The Cause, the Effect, and the Ability/Disability Dichotomy
2023
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Why You Should Prepare for the Variety of Learners’ Needs, Abilities, and Interests in Your Courses
2023
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Investigating experiences of marginalized physics students in group work settings
2023
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Preparing for the Variety of Learners’ Needs, Abilities, and Interests with Universal Design for Learning
2022
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Supporting effective and inclusive group work in introductory physics courses: a guide for instructors
2022
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Supporting Physics Instructors to Facilitate Effective and Inclusive Group Work
2022
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Inclusive Teaching and Policies in Physics: Suggestions for Practice.
2022
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They’re not buying what we’re selling:Comparing student-requested supports with instructional practice during group work
2022
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