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PATHWAYS TO CHANGE:An International Conference on Transforming Math and Science Education in the K16 Continuum
Doubletree Hotel, Crystal City, Arlington VA
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1.
Sherry McCall Ross, Towson University
Katherine Denniston, Towson University
“Research
Internships for Teachers and Teachers-In-Training”
2.
Karen Hamlin, Willamette University
Doug Ure, Chemeketa Community College
Renee Weber, Clatsop Community College
“Early
Field Experiences: Lessons
Learned
from K-12 School Practicums”
3.
Moises Orengo-Aviles, University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez
Canny Bellido, Extension Division, University of Puerto Rico -
Mayaguez
Patricia Burrowes, University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras
Gladys Nazario, University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras
Edwin Vazquez, University of Puerto Rico - Cayey
“Illustrations
of a Constructivist Approach to Transform and Assess the Teaching
and
Learning Process in Introductory Science and Education Course”
4.
Mark Bergland, University of Wisconsin - River Falls
Karen Klyczek, University of Wisconsin - River Falls
Mary Lundeberg, University of Wisconsin - River Falls
"Using Pre-Service Science
teachers as Research Assistants for Case It!, an
International
Web-Based project Involving Collaborative Case-Based Learning
in
Biology"
5.
Sandra Abell, University of Missouri-Columbia
William Boone, Indiana University
Kate Scantlebury, University of Delaware
“Assessing
Student Science Learning”
6.
Patricia Dean, Mary Washington College
Debra Hydorn, Mary Washington College
Suzanne Sumner, Mary Washington College
Marie Sheckels, Mary Washington College
Jeffrey Edmunds, Mary Washington College
“Across-the-Curriculum
Mathematics Courses at Mary Washington College”
7.
Venitta McCall, Mary Washington College
Patricia Dean, Mary Washington College
Debra Hydorn, Mary Washington College
Suzanne Sumner, Mary Washington College
“The Teaching Apprentice
Program
at Mary Washington College”
8.
Arun Bansil, Northeastern University
(Other authors to be decided)
“ELMO Project: A New Paradigm
for
Teaching Science to Non-science Students”
9.
Kathleen S. Davis, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Nancy Rapoport, Springfield Technical Community College
Tarin Weiss, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Paige Bray, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
“Engaging Students in
Equitable,
Inclusive, and Participatory Science Activity: The Role of the Teacher,
Pedagogy, and Educational Reform”
10.
Penny J. Gilmer, Florida State University
Jan McCauley, University of West Florida
Sandra Saunders
“Experimental Learning for
Pre-service Teachers”