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Peer reviewedWillis, Cylette R.; Harcombe, Elnora S. – Educational Forum, 1998
A university-school model science lab helps middle school teachers learn to use constructivism in the classroom by supporting their own knowledge construction. Elements of the educational environment are motive, time, reflection, community, and practice. Effective components for knowledge construction include authentic need, mistakes, cooperation,…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Constructivism (Learning), Educational Environment, Faculty Development
Peer reviewedAllchin, Douglas; Anthony, Elizabeth; Bristol, Jack; Dean, Alan; Hall, David; Lieb, Carl – Science and Education, 1999
Describes an interdisciplinary science laboratory course for non-majors that uses the history of science as a curricular guide. Profiles two sample projects that consider the importance of teachers to classroom dynamics and the institutional political context. (Author/WRM)
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Course Descriptions, Higher Education, Instructional Innovation
Trent, Ann – Science Teacher, 2004
While babysitting or preparing home meals, young people (and adults too) sometimes overlook cleanliness procedures. One of the first employment opportunities for teenagers is often in a fast-food restaurant where the safe handling and proper cooking of foods is essential. To teach students about food safety practices, the U.S. Food and Drug…
Descriptors: Safety, Food Service, Food Standards, Science Education
Fernandez-Novell, J. M.; Cid, E.; Gomis, R.; Barbera, A.; Guinovart, J. J. – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 2004
This article describes a course for reinforcing the knowledge of biochemistry in secondary school science teachers. The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of the University of Barcelona designed a course to bring these teachers up to date with this discipline. In addition to updating their knowledge of biochemistry and molecular…
Descriptors: Secondary School Science, Secondary School Teachers, Biochemistry, Science Teachers
Marston, Rip – Teaching Elementary Physical Education, 2004
Early childhood motor activity programs at institutions of higher learning can operate within the tripartite mission of the university while serving a vital function in providing leadership and guidance to educators. This article describes the University of Northern Iowa's Kindergym model. Within this model, curricular areas of games/sports,…
Descriptors: Discovery Processes, Young Children, Discovery Learning, Early Childhood Education
Stephens, Benjamin R. – New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 2005
This chapter describes an undergraduate psychology research methods course in which laptops facilitated online organization, electronic portfolios, and flexible laboratories to improve student engagement, capability, and understanding. (Contains 3 figures.)
Descriptors: Psychology, Research Methodology, Computer Uses in Education, Computers
Nokes, Timothy J.; Ohlsson, Stellan – Cognitive Science, 2005
Contemporary theories of learning postulate one or at most a small number of different learning mechanisms. However, people are capable of mastering a given task through qualitatively different learning paths such as learning by instruction and learning by doing. We hypothesize that the knowledge acquired through such alternative paths differs…
Descriptors: Mastery Learning, Learning Theories, Laboratory Experiments, Learning Processes
Katayama, Nobuyasu; Kanaizuka, Yasuhiro; Sudarmi, Rini; Yokohama, Yasutsugu – Journal of Biological Education, 2003
The method for extracting and separating hydrophobic photosynthetic pigments proposed by Katayama "et al." ("Japanese Journal of Phycology," 42, 71-77, 1994) has been improved to introduce it to student laboratories at the senior high school level. Silica gel powder was used for removing water from fresh materials prior to…
Descriptors: High Schools, Chemistry, Laboratories, Botany
Castanho, Miguel A. R. B. – Journal of Biological Education, 2004
The life scientist's professional activity is much more than just laboratory work. Information search and retrieval and later communication of conclusions are important and substantial matters. How to manage knowledge is essential for the future scientific or technological careers of college students. Nevertheless, knowledge management is…
Descriptors: Knowledge Management, Biological Sciences, Libraries, Research Tools
Stover, Shawn K.; Mabry, Michelle L. – Bioscene: Journal of College Biology Teaching, 2004
Program-level assessment of the biology curriculum at a small liberal arts college indicates progress in the development of communication skills and content knowledge. The authors propose a mechanism to provide more research opportunities for students, giving them all the tools necessary to do science. (Contains 5 figures.)
Descriptors: Biology, Research Opportunities, Educational Opportunities, Liberal Arts
Wietrzych, Marta; Meziane, Hamid; Sutter, Anne; Ghyselinck, Norbert; Chapman, Paul F.; Chambon, Pierre; Krezel, Wojciech – Learning & Memory, 2005
Retinoid signaling has been recently shown to be required for mnemonic functions in rodents. To dissect the behavioral and molecular mechanisms involved in this requirement, we have analyzed the spatial and recognition working memory in mice carrying null mutations of retinoid receptors RAR[subscript [beta]] and RXR[subscript [gamma]]. Double…
Descriptors: Animals, Memory, Brain Hemisphere Functions, Perceptual Motor Learning
Henry, Jim; Schaedel, Herbert M. – European Journal of Engineering Education, 2005
This paper describes the international co-operation experience in teaching control engineering with laboratories being conducted remotely by students via the Internet. This paper describes how the students ran the experiments and their personal experiences with the laboratory. A tool for process identification and controller tuning based on…
Descriptors: Engineering Education, International Cooperation, Laboratory Experiments, Science Experiments
Kaspar, Roger L. – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 2002
A main challenge in educating undergraduate students is to introduce them to the Internet and to teach them how to effectively use it in research. To this end, an Internet assignment was developed that introduces students to websites related to biomedical research at the beginning of a biochemistry/molecular biology laboratory course. The basic…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Science Laboratories, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology
Lo, C. P.; Affolter, James M.; Reeves, Thomas C. – Journal of Geography, 2002
A Learning Support System (LSS) that emphasizes experiential research in natural environments using the cutting-edge technologies of GIS and multimedia has been developed for teaching environmental literacy to undergraduate students at the University of Georgia. Computers are used as cognitive tools to create a context in which students become…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Water Quality, Environmental Research, Environmental Education
Odell, Bill – American School & University, 2005
The spaces and structures used for undergraduate science often work against new teaching methods and fail to provide environments that attract the brightest students to science. The undergraduate science building often offers little to inspire the imaginations of young minds. The typical undergraduate science building also tends to work against…
Descriptors: Educational Facilities Design, Student Research, Science Laboratories, Teaching Methods

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