Mirjam Sophia Glessmer

Tag: hydrostatic pressure

Pythagoras’ Cup

Yep, I’ve been playing this weekend :-) After seeing this on Facebook a while back I just couldn’t resist… Enjoy! :-)
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Water seeks its level. U-tube experiment. By Mirjam S. Glessmer

When water doesn’t seek its level

Last week we talked about misconceptions related to hydrostatic pressure, and how water always seeks its level. Today I’m gonna show you circumstances in which this is actually not the…
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Water seeks its level. U-tube experiment. By Mirjam S. Glessmer

Water seeks its level

There are a lot of misconceptions related to hydrostatic pressure. One of them is that if you took a jug like the one below (or a U-tube, as in my…
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Letter tubes and hydrostatic pressure

How less than 25% of the tested students give consistent answers to these problems. This is already the third blog post talking about the paper “Identifying and addressing student difficulties…
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Barometer problem.

Still talking about hydrostatic pressure. Yes, I am not done with hydrostatic pressure yet! One of the problems students were given in the study “Identifying and addressing student difficulties with…
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Hydrostatic pressure

What are students not understanding about hydrostatic pressure? Tomorrow (today by the time this post will go online, I guess) I will present the paper “Identifying and addressing student difficulties…
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