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Fostering students' comprehension of topographic maps Rapp, D.N. & others 55 5-16
Toward the improvement of reasoning and writing skills in sedimentary geology Smosna, R. and Bruner, K.R 55 15-23
A simple sand column laboratory exercise to illustrate pollutant hydrology in groundwater systems Dunnivant, F.M. and Olsen, R. 55 51-55
Exploring the relationship of scratch resistance, hardness, and other physical properties of minerals using Mohs scale minerals Whitney, D.L. & others 55 56-61
Case-based learning in an upper-level petrology laboratory Heister, L.E. and Lesher, C.E. 55 80-84
Using on-campus monitoring wells to enhance student learning in geo-hydrology courses Iqbai, M.Z. & Choowdhury, S.H. 55 364-370
Integrating cathodoluminescence into an undergraduate course King, E.M. 55 426-433
Active learning strategies for constructing knowledge of viscosity controls on lava-flow emplacement, textures and volcanic hazards B. Edwards, Teasdale, R., & Myers, J.D. 54 603-609
Laboratory apparatus for the demonstration of quicksand Nicholl, M.J. &Karnowski, M. 54 578-583
Analogue model for the gravity sliding of sediments Peacock, D.C.P. 54 550-554
Learning landform vocabulary through different methods: object boxex, sand and dough creations, or puppet plays Rule, A.C., Graham, L.E., Kowalski, S., & Harris, M. 54 515-525
An on-campus well field for hydrogeophysics education and undergraduate research Day-Lewis, F.D., Gray, M.B., Garfield, R.L., & Day-Lewis, A.D. 54 480-486
Studio classrooms and student-centered learning in traditional microscopy courses King, E.M. 54 476-479
Volcanoesin the classroom: A simulation of an eruption Harpp, K.S., Koleszar, A.M., and Geist, D.J 53 173-175
Combining stream-table experiments, high-tech particle analysis, and the Web to help geomorphology students evaluate landform evolution Clark, D.H. and Linneman, S.R 53 110-115
A data-rich exercise for discovering plate-boundary processes Sawyer, D.S., Henning, A.T., Shipp, S., and Dunbar, R.W 53 65-74
The transparent velocity-head rod for inexpensive and accurate measurement of stream velocities Fonstad, M.A., Reichling, J.P., and van de Grift, J.W 53 44-52
Cover photograph of stream-table delta (see article on p. 110-115) Clark, D.H. and Linneman, S.R 53 1
Cover photograph of of outdoor rock displays, Ft. Wayne IN Anonymou 52 "401, 403 "
A simple paper model of a transform fault at a spreading ridge Earle, S 52 391-392
Development of a low-cost, portable multi-channel seismic data-acquisition system for classroom experiments and independent studies Hornbach, M.J 52 386-390
The viscosities of foods as analogs for silicate melts Baker, D.R., Dalpe, C., and Poirier, G 52 363-367
Using candies to demonstrate concepts of weathering and sedimentary processes in lecture-based introducttory Earth science courses Bhattacharyya, P. and Czeck, D 52 293-300
A simple and effective tool for teaching the concept of strike and dip and the measurement of structural data in the field Gonzales, D.A 52 274-276
Using the scanning electron microscope for discover-based learning in undergraduate coruses Beane, R.J 52 250-253
A Web resource for the study of alkali feldspars and perthitic textures using light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy Argast, A. and Tennis, C.F.II 52 213-217
Using food to demonstrate Earth-science concepts: A review Francek, M.A. and Winstanley, J.D.W 52 154-160
The polarized-light microscope: Should we teach the use of a 19th-century insturment in the 21st century? Gunter, M.E 52 33-44
A simple experiment to demonstrate overpressured fluids and soft-sediment deformation Peacock, D.C.P 51 410-414
A two-week guided inquiry project for an undergraduate geomorphology course Field, J 51 255-261
Building bridges between field and laboratory studies in an undergraduate groundwater course Noll, M.R 51 231-236
Use of the lava lamp as an analogy in the geoscience classroom Tolley, S.G. and Richmond, S.D 51 217-220
Introducing high-tech and low-tech geoscience-related technology to disadvantaged schools in the tropical Pacific Gibson, B.A., Postawko, S.E., Ensworth, J.D., Morrissey, M., Wurman, J.A., and Ellis, S.G 51 201-204
Revising geology labs to explicitly us the scientific method Hannula, K.A 51 194-200
Do we have a 20th or 21st century curriculum? (Editorial) Drummond, C.N 51 162
2002 summer Field course Scholarship Program Astwood, P.M 50 488-489
Understanding carbonate equilibria by measuring alkalinity in experimental and natural systems Anderson, C.B 50 389-403
Stream piracy in the Black Hills: A geomorphology lab exercise Zaprowski, B.J. and Evenson, E.B 50 380-388
Design, implementation, and assesssment of an undergraduate interdisciplinary watershed research laboratory Woltenmade, C.J., and Blewett, W.L 50 372-379
The use of U.S. Geological Survey CD-ROM-based petroleum assessments in undergraduate geology laboratories Eves, R.L., Davis, L.E., Dyman, T.S., and Takahashi, K.I 50 312-321
Studying earthquakes, while also learning about data and visualization Wells, N.A 50 271-286
Using GPS to teach more than accurate positions Johnson, M.C. and Guth, P.L 50 241-246
[Call for manuscripts on] Collaborative partnerships that link geoscience research and K-16 education Harnik, P., Ross, R. and Drummond, C.N 50 39
Design, implementation, and evaluation of GIS-based learning materials in an introductory geoscience course Hall-Wallace, M.K. and McAuliffe, C.M 50 5-14
Using an alternative report format in undergraduate hydrology laboratories Luft, J.A., Tollefson, S.J., and Roehrig, G.H 49 454-460
Creased-plastic rock permeameter for hydrogeology students Hudak, P.F 49 182-186
Thin-section grain location marking Bice, W.R 49 64-65
Geologic time scales, maps and the chronoscalimeter Nieto-Obregon, J 49 25-29
How to make an accurate three-dimensional model of any crystal from its stereogram Erickson, R.C., and Barthelmy, L.G 48 624-630
Drawing contours on clay models Ð a hands-on introduction to topographic maps Miller, G.M., Ryter, D.W., and Soule, S.A 48 596
Using a lens stereoscope for the first time Smith, C.H 48 595-596
Building landscapes for contour mapping Drummond, N 48 595
Table-top earthquakes Lahr, J.C 48 594
Is the Earth round? Pronk, T.G 48 594
Mineral-separation demonstrations Pronk, T.G 48 590
Using analogous materials in large introductory geology classes Benison, K.C 48 570
Using available resources to enhance the teaching of hydrogeology Rimal, N.N., and Stieglitz, R.D 48 508-513
Enhancing quantitative skills of physical-geology students with a geologic compass Stracher, G.B., and Shea, J.H 48 447-449
Enhancing the spatial skills of non-geoscience majors using the global positioning system Herrstrom, E.A 48 443-446
A laboratory exercise on determining dinosaur speeds using dimensional analysis Renshaw, C.E., Johnson, G.D., and Kvale, K.F 48 342-348
Teaching DarcyÕs law through hands-on experimentation Nicholl, M.J., and Scott, G.F 48 216-221
Incorporating stable-isotope geochemistry in undergraduat laboratory courses Kirschner, D., Encarnacion, J., and Agosta, F 48 209-215
Teaching biostratigraphy Mann, K.O 48 184-198
A simple aurora detector Zaffo, P.A 48 127-129
A geologic rock garden as an artificial mapping area for teaching and outreach Dillon, D.L., Hicock, S.R., Secco, R.A., and Tsujita, C.J 48 24-29
Playing Wegener in a mock world: A laboratory exercise for introductory earth-science classes Zaprowski, B.J. & Clyde, W.C. 47 336-340