David Tyson
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Also affiliated: Idaho National Laboratory (2007)
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David Tyson's research has explored diverse areas, including particle beneficiation, music education, and historical assessment practices. His work on particle beneficiation focused on presenting test results related to yield and recovery. In music education, a 2024 publication examined preservice music teachers' experiences within a popular music education setting. Tyson also contributed to understanding historical assessment, with a 1988 publication addressing GCSE assessment requirements. His scholarly output includes three publications and has garnered a total of five citations, with an h-index of 1. He remains recently active in research.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 5
Selected Publications
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“Once We Found Our Groove, . . .”: A Study of Preservice Music Teachers Engaged in a Popular Music Education Experience (2024)
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- “Once We Found Our Groove, . . .”: A Study of Preservice Music Teachers Engaged in a Popular Music Education Experience
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