MSTA Journal Spring 2008
Volume 53 Number 1
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
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Contents:
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Science Assessment in Michigan Schools as Information Processes (Members Only)
Philip J. Piety, Doctoral Candidate - University of Michigan, School of Education
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Promising Science from Michigan and International Science and Engineering Fair (Members Only)
Bal Barot, Ph.D. and Pawan Barot - Lake Michigan College
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The PBL Project for Teachers: Using Problem-Based Learning to Guide K-12 Science Teachers' Professional Learning
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Tom J. McConnell - Research Associate, Division of Science & Mathematics Education, Michigan State University; Jan Eberhardt - Assistant Director, DSME, MSU; Joyce M. Parker - Assistant Professor, DSME, MSU; Jeannine C. Stanaway - Instructor, College of E
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Any Questions? Teaching Young Children to Ask Questions
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Casey Lyn Sterle - Leslie Public Schools
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Should Your Town Become a Green Town? You Decide
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Alexis Dyer - Stockbridge Middle School
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Poison Ivy: Teachers Designing a Problem-Based Science Unit
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Kelly Boersma - Lakewood Public Schools; Lee Ballor - Chippewa Middle School; Jennifer Graeber - Island City Academy
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Weather Across the Elementary School Curriculum
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Pat Trommater, Rebecca Farlee, Gail Hollinshead, Marcia Larkins - Carson City Elementary School; Jeannine C. Stanaway, Tom J. McConnell, Michigan State University
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Using Problem-Based Learning to Understand Global Warming
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Tracy Bednarick - Eagle Crest Charter Academy
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One Species to Rule Them All
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Rob Blume - Macomb Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Building a Better PBL Problem: Lessons Learned from the PBL Project for Teachers
Special Section: Problem-Based Learning Project for Teachers
Tom J. McConnell - Research Associate, Division of Science & Mathematics Education, Michigan State University, et al.
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Using a Movie For a Fun, Practical Example of Density Computations in the Science Classroom (Members Only)
Mark Benvenuto - University of Detroit Mercy
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Fisheries Learning on the Web (Members Only)
Joyce Daniels and Elizabeth LaPorte, Michigan Seagrant
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Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers (Members Only)
Book Review
(Reviewer) Annis Hapkiewicz - East Lansing, MI
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Survival of the Sickest: A Medical Maverick Discovers Why We Need Disease (Members Only)
Book Review
(Reviewer) Cheryl Hach
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