Journal of Geoscience Education

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Articles in Sep 2004 issue of Journal of Geoscience Education

• Viscosities of Foods as Analogs for Silicate Melts, The
  by Baker, Don R
• Bringing the Field into the Classroom by Using Dynamic Digital Maps to Engage Undergraduate Students in Petrology Research
  by Boundy, Theresa M
• Environmental Process Analysis, 2: Dynamic Steady States
  by Torgersen, T
• A Guided Inquiry Approach to Learning the Geology of the U.S.
  by Leech, Mary L
• Web Based Interactive Exercises for the Earth Sciences
  by Francek, Mark
• Subject-Area Knowledge Measured by Scores on the National Association of State Boards of Geology (ASBOG) Fundamentals Examination and the Implications for Academic Preparation
  by Williams, John W
• Magnetism, the Earth as a Magnet, and Seafloor Banding-How Much Magnetism is Enough?
  by McKenney, Rose
• Environmental Process Analysis, 1: Residence Time and First Order Processes
  by Torgersen, T
• Demanding and Enforcing High Expectations in Freshman Courses
  by Basu, Abhijit
• A Simple Paper Model of a Transform Fault at a Spreading-Ridge
  by Earle, Steven
• Development of a Low Cost, Portable Multi-Channel Seismic Data Acquisition System for Classroom Experiments and Independent Studies
  by Hornbach, Matthew J
• Advancing the REVOLUTION: Using Earth Systems Science to Prepare Elementary School Teachers in an Urban Environment
  by Hall, Frank R
• Real-Time Analysis of Student Comprehension: An Assessment of Electronic Student Response Technology in an Introductory Earth Science Course
  by Greer, Lisa
• Design, Implementation, and Assessment of an Earth Systems Science Course for Secondary Teachers
  by Owen, Jeffrey C
• Competition, Education, and the Scientific Method
  by Drummond, Carl N