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Journal of Geoscience Education. 50:312-321
Domestic oil production is declining and United States reliance on imported oil is increasing. America will be faced with difficult decisions that address the strategic, economic, and political consequences of its energy resources shortage. The geolo
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Journal of Geological Education. 38:101-104
Learning-disabled students have normal to high intelligence, but may not achieve at an expected academic level. Unlike the wheelchair-bound student, a learning-disabled student shows no outward sign of disability. The first step in assisting these st
Autor:
Robert Leo Eves, Larry E. Davis
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Volume 3, Issue 4. 3
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Journal of Geological Education. 39:178-180
Many colleges and universities are mandating the integration of more writing exercises into the curriculum. Unfortunately, the type of writing assignment that has been given in upper division geology courses for many years is not well-suited to large
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Journal of Geological Education. 38:197-199
Nontraditional college students are entering secondary-education programs in increasing numbers. Defined as students outside the 18–24-year age range, nontraditional students are a diverse group focused on degree completion and workplace preparatio
Autor:
Larry E. Davis, Robert Leo Eves
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geoscience Education. 48:586-586
(2000). Measuring and Describing a Stratigraphic Section in the Classroom. Journal of Geoscience Education: Vol. 48, No. 5, pp. 586-586.
Autor:
Robert Leo Eves, Larry E. Davis
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Journal of Geological Education. 36:108-110
Courses in physical geology provide a logical and systematic presentation of earth materials and the processes that relate to them. Rock-cycle diagrams graphically illustrate the interrelationship between materials (products) and processes. A clear d
Autor:
Robert Leo Eves, Larry E. Davis
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Journal of Geological Education. 35:150-151
Identification keys are the basic criterion for naming organisms in the biological sciences. This format can be adopted for the identification of igneous and metamorphic rocks in the introductory geology laboratory. The “key” format organizes the