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Twin Tandem Science Initiative: A Celebration of Diversity Robert Brodman
St. Joseph's College Biology Dept.
Rensselaer, IN 47978
bobb@saintjoe.edu
Helping Preservice Teachers Confront Their Conceptions about Mathematics and Mathematics Teaching and Learning. Diana F. Steele
Department of Instruction and Curriculum
258 Norman Hall/ University of Florida
Gainesville, Fla. 32611
Lives of Teachers: Update on a Longitudinal Case Study Barbara B. Levin
Curriculum and Instruction
345 Curry Building/
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro, NC 27410
Barbara_Levin@uncg.edu
Drawing the Circle: Collaborative Mind Mapping as a Process for Developing a Constructivist Teacher Preparation Program. Penelope Oldfather
Dept of Elementary Education
College of Education
University of Georgia
Athens, Ga. 30602
poldfath@coe.uga.edu
Making Sense of Constructivism in Preservice: A Case Study. Sharon Parsons-Chatman
Department Math/Sciences Education
University of British Columbia
2125 Main Mall
Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6T 1Z5
Mathematical Literacy to Empower Teacher Education Students in the 21st Century: How Can this become Reality? Katherine Rasch
Maryville University
School of Education
Gander 249
13550 Conway Rd.
St. Louis, MO. 63141
krasch@maryville.edu
To Grow and Glow: Towards a Model of Teacher Education and Professional Development. K. C. Cheung
Institute of Education
Republic of Singapore
Educating Preservice Students Based on a Problem-Centered Approach to Teaching. M. Beth Casey
Lynch School of Education
140 Commonwealth Ave.
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
beth.casey.1@bc.edu
A Constructivist Basis for Teaching and Teacher Education: A Framework for Program Development and Research on Graduates. Mark W. F. Condon
University of Louisville
Department of Education and Human Development
mark.condon@louisville.edu
A Developmental-Constructivist Approach to Teacher Education. Paul Ammon
University of California, Berkley
510-643-6615
prammon@uclink4.berkley.edu
New Teacher Education for the Future: International Perspectives Yin Cheong Cheng
The Hong Kong Institute of Education
Center for Research and International Collaboration
yccheng@ied.edu.hk
The Development, Trial and Evaluation of a Constructivist Teaching and Learning Approach in a Preservice Science Teacher Education Program. Ray Peterson
University of Adelaide
SA 5005 Australia
rpeterson@medicine.adelaide.edu.au
A Case Study Exploration of Development in Preservice Science Teachers. John Baird
Learning and Educational Development
University of Melboune
Parkville, Vic. 3052 Australia
j.baird@unimelb.edu.au
Developmental Theory and Teaching Methods: A Pilot Study of a Teacher Education Program. Linda Kroll
Mills College
Education Dept. 214
5000 MacArthur Blvd
Oakland Ca., 94613
lindak@mills.edu
Following PROTEACH Graduates Karen Kilgore
University of Florida, Gainesville
PO Box 117050
Gainesville FL 32611
kkilgore@coe.ufl.edu
Practicing What We Preach in Teacher Education. J. Amos Hatch
University of Tennessee
Theory and Practice in Teacher Education
ahatch@utk.edu
The Impact of Intensive Classroom Followup in a Constructivist Mathematics Teacher Education Program. Martin A. Simon
Penn State University
0267 Chambers Building
University Park, PA 16802
msimon@psu.edu
Preparing Elementary Education Teachers for Inclusive Settings: A Constructivist Teacher Education Program. John Habel
Western Carolina University
Dept of Psychology
Killian 327
HABEL@wcu.edu
Reinventing Teacher Education: An Examination of the Social Construction of Learning in an Elementary Education Program. Susan Magliaro
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg VA, 24061
540-231-1802
sumags@vt.edu
Constructing Knowledge of Constructivism Kathryn Castle
Oklahoma State University
College of Education
235 Willard Hall
Stillwater OK, 74078
kca1084@okstate.edu
Facilitating Teacher Action Research Peg Nugent
National-Louis University
Florida Regional Center
4950 W Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33609
Stalking the "Fuzzy Sunshine Seeds": Constructivist Processes for Teaching about Constructivism in Teacher Education. Penny Oldfather
Dept of Elementary Education
College of Education
University of Georgia
Athens, Ga. 30602
poldfath@coe.uga.edu
Teachers' Thoughts about Changing to Constructivist Teaching/Learning Approaches within Junior Secondary Science Classrooms. David F. Treagust
Science and Mathematics Education Center
Curtin University of Technology
Hayman Road, Bently
Western Australia 6102, Australia
D.F.Treagust@curtin.edu.au
Evaluating the Effects of Pedagogy Informed by Constructivism: A Comparison of Student Achievement Across Constructivist and Traditional Classrooms. Sharon Schattgen
University of Missouri
Elementary and Secondary Education
PO Box 480
Jefferson City  MO 65102
sschattgen@mail.dese.state.mo.us
From Piagetian Theory to Educational Practice: Developing and Supporting Constructivist Early Childhood Teachers through Project construct Sharon Schattgen
Teacher Education from a Constructivist Perspective: The Educational Leaders in Mathematics Project. Martin A. Simon
Penn State University
0267 Chambers Building
University Park, PA 16802
814-865-0527
msimon@psu.edu
Change in Two Teachers' Conceptions of Math or Writing Instruction after In-Service Training. James H. Mosenthal
University of Vermont
Education Dept.
533 Waterman Bldg.
Burlington, VT 05405
James. Mosenthal@uvm.edu
Changing Visions and Changing Practices: Patchworks in Learning to Teach Mathematics for Understanding Suzanne Wilson
Michigan State University
National Center for Research on Teacher Learning
swilson@msu.edu
Project Construct National Center Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
www.projectconstruct.org
Why Restructuring Must Focus on Thinking and Caring: A Model for Deep, Long-Term Change through Staff Development. Marilyn Watson
Developmental Studies Center
2000 Embarcadero, Ste. 305
Oakland, CA 94606
dsc_research@devstu.org
The Research on Learning to Teach: Prospects and Problems. Marvin Wideen
Simon Fraser University
M_Wideen@sfu.ca

 

 

 

 
 
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