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Direct linkPurbo Suwasono; Supriyono Koes H.; Nugroho Adi P.; Eleeyah Saniso – Open Education Studies, 2025
Despite continued efforts to address this issue, many students still exhibit misunderstandings regarding Newton's laws. These misconceptions include beliefs, such as every movement requires a force, that force is directly proportional to velocity, and that action-reaction forces can differ in magnitude. To mitigate these misunderstandings,…
Descriptors: Scientific Concepts, Misconceptions, Physics, Scaffolding (Teaching Technique)
