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Aber, J.S. Glaciers and environmental change (reviewed) 50 112-113
Abolins, M. A student-centered regional planning group activity for non-science majors 52 472-480
Abolins, M. What is urban education? 52 405-406
Adams, J.P. Astronomy in the National Science Education Standards 48 39-45
Agosta, F. Incorporating stable-isotope geochemistry in undergraduate laboratory courses 48 209-215
Aitchison, J.C.Tibet field camp as a "roof of the world" capstone experience for earth-science majors55349-356
Aitken, M.J. Book reviews 48 393-394
Alaniz -Alvarez, S.A. Assessing fault reactivation with the ReActiva program 48 651-657
Alexander, C. Broadening participation in the Earth and space science 54 90
Alexander, J. Active tectonics and alluvial rivers (reviewed) 49 413
Alexander, S.E. From the ground up: Building an undergraduate Earth system curriculum 54 240-248
Alfano, M.J. A comprehensive stream study designed for an undergraduate non-majors course in earth science 47 158-165
Alfieri, M.L. The Nebraska Earth Science Education Network electronic communication network 47 12-16
Allen-King, R.M. A framework for integrating quantitative geologic problem solving into courses across the undergraduate geology curriculum 48 459-463
Alley, K.F. Teacher/scientist partnership develops a simulated natural-disaster scenario to enhance student learning 53 522-530
Alley, M.Increased student learning and attendance in resources geology through the combination of sentence-headline slides and active-learning measures5585-91
Alley, R.B. Food for thought 50 114
Alley, R.B. "The two-mile time machine: Ice cores, abrupt climate change, and our future (reviewed) " 50 113-114
Allmon, W.D. A problematic fossil bring paleontology to the classroom and the world 51 361-364
Allmon, W.D. The Mastodon Matrix Project: An experiment with large-scale public collaboration in paleontological research 51 39-47
Allmon, W.D. An art exhibit on dinosaurs and the nature of science 48 "296-299, 357-358"
Altschuler, E. Letter - Did an earthquake fell the Tower of Babel 48 94
Ambers, R.K.R. The vale of reservoir-bottom field trips for undergraduate geology courses 53 508-512
Ambos, E.L. "Student participation in an offshore seismic-reflection study of the Palos Verdes Fault, California continental borderland" 47 23-30
Ananidou, T. An exercise in signal processing techniques 49 444-448
Anastasio, D. Using Web-based GIS for Earth and environmental systems 54 295-300
Anastasio, D.J. Land-use debate 48 593
Andersen, C.B. The problem of sample contamination in a fluvial geochemistry research experience for undergraduates 49 351-357
Anderson, C.W.Box diagrams to assess students' systems thinking about the rock, water and carbon cycles55138-146
Anderson, D.E. "Integrating policy and land-management issues into a natural-sciences education: Teaching environmental sciences on the lower San Juan river, Utah" 54 116-122
Anderson, D.S. Using field-camp experiences to develop a multidisciplinary foundation for petroleum-engineering students 54 172-178
Anderson, J.B. Book reviews 48 715-719
Anderson, K. News from Capitol Hill - Rough riders in a hog-tied Senate 48 242
Anderson, K.S. News from Capitol Hill: Geoscientists beyond the geosciences 47 201
Anderson, K.S. Inteegrating teaching with field research in the Wagon Rock Project 47 227-235
Anderson, K.S. News from Capitol Hill: Geoscientists beyond the geosciences 47 300-301
Anderson, K.S. News from Capitol Hill: Sometimes science is beyond the point 47 374-375
Anderson, S.W. Bucking the trend: Three new geoscience programs 54 41-49
Anderson, S.W.College student conceptions of geological time and the disconnect between ordering and scale55413-422
Anderson, S.W. Assessment of learning in entry-level geoscience courses : Results from the geoscience concept inventory 53 394-401
Anderson, S.W. Qualitative analysis of college students' ideas about the Earth: Interviews and open-ended questionaires 53 17-26
Andrews, E. "Scientists and public outreach: Participation, motivations, and impediments" 53 281-293
Andrews, G. Teacher/scientist partnership develops a simulated natural-disaster scenario to enhance student learning 53 522-530
Andrews, S.B. A GIS class exercise to study environmental risk 49 227-234
Andronicos, C.L.Effectiveness of a summer experience for inspiring interest in geoscience among Hispanic-American high-school students55596-603
Angelo, T. Food for thought 49 442
Angelo, T.A. Food for thought 49 175
Annetta, L.Scientific fieldwork: An opportunity for pedagogical-content knowledge development55371-376
AnonymousPrinceton University Press 47 277
Ansley, J. The teacher-friendly guide to the geology of the NE US 48 94
Anthes, R.BEST practices for broadening participation in the geosciences: Strategies from the UCAR significant opportunities in atmospheric research and science (SOARS) program55500-506
Apedoe, X.S. Integrating inquiry-based learning into undergraduate geology 54 414-421
Argast, A.A. "Web resource for the study of alkali feldspars and perthitic textures using light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy" 52 213-217
Arvidson, R.E. Students and scientists test prototype Mars rover 49 29-34
Ashbrook, C.M. 2005 Neil Miner Award 54 82-84
Asher, P. Teaching an introductory physical geology course to a student with visual impairment 49 166-169
Asplen, L. "Earth systems, envionment and society: A new interdisciplinary undergraduate major at the University of Illinois" 54 230-239
Astwood, P.M. 2002 Summer Field Course Scholarship Program (awardee list and application form) 49 488-489
Astwood, P.M. 2000 Summer Field course Scholarship program 48 708-709
Astwood, P.M. 1999 Summer Field-Course Scholarship program 47 503-504
Astwood, P.W. 2001 Summer Field Course Scholarship Program - mid year report 49 416
Atwood, G "Teacher workshops using geoantiquities: Case history of modern Great Salt Lake and Pleistocene Lake Bonneville shorelines, Utah" 52 438-444
Aubry, M.-P. Book reviews 48 394-395
Auge, J. Using humorous cartoons to teach mineral and rock concepts in sixth-grade science class 53 548-558
Augustithis, C.S. Maverick (reviewed) 49 488
Ausich, W.I. Fossil crinoids (reviewed) 49 409-410
Avard, M.M. GLOBE in preservice and inservice teacher education 49 461-466