Geotimes
Published by the American
Geological Institute |
Newsmagazine
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September 2000 |
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Geoscience
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Why
Science Education Became One University's Priority
At the University of Arizona, a science
professor can research science education and still be eligible for tenure.
Michelle Hall-Wallace
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is one of four features on geoscience education that appear in the September
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Geotimes - September 2000
News Notes
Political
Scene
Congress Rethinks Science
Education Policy
Proposed reforms could change
how federal dollars are doled out for science education.
Geophenomena
A 38-year-old mine fire
continues to burn beneath Centralia, Pa. |
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University of Maryland’s
Robert W. Ridky and the American Geological Institute’s (AGI) Christopher
M. Keane led teachers, professors and state geological survey scientists
up a cleft through pelitic schist of the Mather Gorge Formation (Late Proterozoic
to Early Cambrian) at Great Falls National Park, Maryland. The field trip
was part of AGI’s inaugural professional development leadership institute
for training teachers to use two new curriculum programs.
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