Volume 7, Number 1 (2004) Part I: Special Issue: Harrisonburg Conference, October 2003: Statewide Conference on the Preparation of Middle School Science and Mathematics Teachers
Full Issue
Table of Contents
Front Matter
Part I: Special Issue
Bridge to the Future – What the Past Can Tell Us
S. T. Thornton
Can Science Methods Really be Taught On-Line?
W. M. Frazier
A Case for Proof Making for Prospective Middle School Teachers
J. W. Whitenack, L. A. Lovin, and L. Cavey
First Steps Toward Change in Teacher Preparation for Elementary Science
C. Klevickis, R. Kolvoord, M. Handley, K. Giovanetti, D. Peterson, T. Daughtrey, and S. Fairchild
What Does an Exemplary Middle School Mathematics Teacher Look Like? The Use of a Professional Development Rubric
M. Mason, D. Johnson, J. Rozelle, A. Koziol, Y. Smith-Jones, R. Cofer, L. Quick, E. O'Brien, W. M. Geiger, and K. Grass
Hands-On Physical Science for In-Service Teachers
J. McDonnough, S. McKelvey, A. Baski, and D. Lewis
Helping Provisionally Licensed Middle School Science Teachers
J. J. Matkins, D. R. Sterling, and A. Kitsantas
Rapporteur's Report
W. E. Haver
Part II: Regular Journal Features
Reaching DEEP in Math (Developing Educational Excellence and Proficiency in Mathematics)
R. D. Anderson
Student Work Section
R. Howard
Analysis of Socio-Economic Factors in Correlation to Standardized Educational Test Scores
M. F. Connolly