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The Effects Of A Student Determined Curriculum Versus A Traditionally Determined Curriculum On The Health Interests And Cognitive Development In Health Of College Students, James H. Price Jr. Aug 1973

The Effects Of A Student Determined Curriculum Versus A Traditionally Determined Curriculum On The Health Interests And Cognitive Development In Health Of College Students, James H. Price Jr.

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Integrated Basic Science Course At Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Dorothy Nichols Hackett Aug 1973

The Integrated Basic Science Course At Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Dorothy Nichols Hackett

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


85th Session Of The Iowa Academy Of Science, April 27-28, 1973, Iowa Academy Of Science Apr 1973

85th Session Of The Iowa Academy Of Science, April 27-28, 1973, Iowa Academy Of Science

Iowa Academy of Science Documents

No abstract provided.


Abstracts Of Papers Presented At The 85th Session Of The Iowa Academy Of Science, April 27-28, 1973, Iowa Academy Of Science Apr 1973

Abstracts Of Papers Presented At The 85th Session Of The Iowa Academy Of Science, April 27-28, 1973, Iowa Academy Of Science

Iowa Academy of Science Documents

Presentation abstracts from the annual meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science


Future Volumes Of Istj Jan 1973

Future Volumes Of Istj

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Publications Committee of IAS has approved a plan for enlarging future volumes of ISTJ. This issue will be the last of Volume 10 and the last with the current newsletter format.


Army Junior Science, Engineering And Humanities Symposium, Anne Marie Herman Jan 1973

Army Junior Science, Engineering And Humanities Symposium, Anne Marie Herman

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Do a research project, explore it, put time, hard work, and study into it and numerous rewards come about. Especially for six Iowa students selected to go to the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium held at West Point Academy, New York, May 9-12, 1973. The six students who represented Iowa at the Symposium were: Paul Sugg, Knoxville Sr. High School; Kevin Baker, Spirit Lake High School; Joe Depenbusch, Emmetsburg Comm. High School; Anne Marie Herman, Sigourney Comm. High School; Bruce Luxon, West Waterloo High School; and Gordon Waite, Maquoketa Senior High School.


Know Your Ijas Leadership Team Jan 1973

Know Your Ijas Leadership Team

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Iowa Junior Academy of Science is a statewide organization which sponsors programs for students and assists in coordinating other activities within the State of Iowa during the year. The three specific areas of emphasis include research, field programs and community betterment projects.


Milbert Krohn, 1927-1973, Paul Joslin Jan 1973

Milbert Krohn, 1927-1973, Paul Joslin

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A personal reflection on the passing of Milbert Krohn.


Ists Workshops And Projected Programs, Don Murphy Jan 1973

Ists Workshops And Projected Programs, Don Murphy

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

There has been a concerted effort on the part of the executive committee of ISTS to reestablish regional workshops for science teachers.


Secondary Teacher Education: Where We Are Going At The University Of Iowa, Robert E. Yager Jan 1973

Secondary Teacher Education: Where We Are Going At The University Of Iowa, Robert E. Yager

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

In September of 1970 a grant was awarded by the National Science Foundation to the Science Education Center at the University of Iowa for the development of pre-service programs for teachers of secondary school science. The program was called Iowa-UPSTEP, (Undergraduate Pre-Service Teacher Education Program). The rationale for this program and a report of its progress is a response to "Where We Are Going" at the University of Iowa.


Project Assist Regional Coordinators Jan 1973

Project Assist Regional Coordinators

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Twenty-four science educators representing seventeen regional centers throughout the state have been identified as Regional Coordinators for Project ASSIST. In addition, one educator, who is presently a member of the Instructional Resource Team (IRT) in the Iowa City Community School District, will be involved as well. The names and addresses of these coordinators are as follows.


School-Community Environmental Improvement Project: A Model For Implementing Change, Charles L. Frederick Jan 1973

School-Community Environmental Improvement Project: A Model For Implementing Change, Charles L. Frederick

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Historically, schools have been passive in their roles in helping to facilitate change hence improvement in society. This is a paradox when we consider that schools, and the communities they serve, need major visions.


Duluth Scientific Incorporated Grant Jan 1973

Duluth Scientific Incorporated Grant

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A grant of $2,825 to the University of Wisconsin-Superior for support of a 1973 summer session Physics Project in Digital Electronics has been announced by Jack W. Sheriff, President of Duluth Scientific, Incorporated.


1973 Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp Jan 1973

1973 Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Nature trail planning outdoor laboratory use, field trips, and study of man's management of his resources and environment will be part of the program for this year's Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp.


Eleventh Annual Iowa Junior Science, Engineering Humanities Symposium Jan 1973

Eleventh Annual Iowa Junior Science, Engineering Humanities Symposium

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

About 300 high school science students and forty science teachers gathered in Iowa City for the Eleventh Annual Iowa Science, Engineering and Humanities Symposium held in conjunction with the Annual Iowa Junior Academy of Science State Meeting. The three-day symposium was entitled, “Mankind, Science, and Tomorrow."


Organizational Meeting For The Proposed Iowa College Biology Teachers Association Jan 1973

Organizational Meeting For The Proposed Iowa College Biology Teachers Association

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A meeting involving all college biology teachers throughout the State of Iowa will take place during the Iowa Academy of Science meeting to be held April 27-28 at Grinnell College. The primary aim of this particular meeting will be to discuss plans for formulating a statewide College Biology Teachers' Association.


Project Assist: Recent Happenings Jan 1973

Project Assist: Recent Happenings

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

As the coordinators from the sixteen Project ASSIST centers prepare for their first formal meeting in Des Moines, February 25 and 26, it may be appropriate to consider the parameters for this pilot year. There are five areas of activity - each headed by a state coordinator --, working with a regional coordinator and associated staff in the sixteen centers.


Calendar Events For Project Assist Jan 1973

Calendar Events For Project Assist

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Project ASSIST, a statewide improvement concept for Iowa, is in operation. Several have made inquiries concerning the chronology of past events and the goals for the immediate future. The following outline is offered as a response to such inquiries and for the general information of others interested in science education in Iowa.


Computer Science Fair For High School Students Jan 1973

Computer Science Fair For High School Students

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

High school students - including June, 1973 graduates - principally in but not restricted to the Greater New York area, are invited to submit projects for possible exhibition at the first national conference of those American professional societies that are strongly involved with computing.


Happening This Summer Jan 1973

Happening This Summer

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Interdisciplinary Approaches to Chemistry (IAC) Summer Happening is scheduled to begin again June 25th.


Set Eastern Iowa Science Fair Jan 1973

Set Eastern Iowa Science Fair

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Robert Ernst, member of the Kirkwood Community College science faculty and chairman of the project, has announced the 1973 Eastern Iowa Science Fair will be held March 31 and April 1 in Washington High School in Cedar Rapids.


Student Evaluation And Environmental Studies Meeting Jan 1973

Student Evaluation And Environmental Studies Meeting

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Prairie College Community, Joint County (Area X), Linn County Area Science Educators, and the Iowa Science Teachers Section of the Iowa Academy of Science are co-sponsoring a meeting concerning student evaluation and environmental studies.


Iowa Science Teachers' Journal Publication Information; Iowa Science Teachers Section Officers And Regional Directors Jan 1973

Iowa Science Teachers' Journal Publication Information; Iowa Science Teachers Section Officers And Regional Directors

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.


The Decline Of Natural Resources And The Decline Of Reason: A Model For Thought Provocation, Charles L. Frederick Jan 1973

The Decline Of Natural Resources And The Decline Of Reason: A Model For Thought Provocation, Charles L. Frederick

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Contrasting two basic premises, that of natural resources and their decline and Abraham Maslow's concept of human needs, man is perhaps destined to the fate of becoming less than what might be considered a rational man.


Interdisciplinary Environmental Education Program For Teachers, James E. Murphy Jan 1973

Interdisciplinary Environmental Education Program For Teachers, James E. Murphy

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Environmental education offers a unique opportunity for innovative teaching because no one is around to say, "But, I always did it this way." Thus new environmental programs do not have to overcome the educational inertia of tradition which has stopped many new instructional movements dead in their tracks.


Iowa Science Teachers' Journal Publication Information; Iowa Science Teachers Section Officers And Regional Directors Jan 1973

Iowa Science Teachers' Journal Publication Information; Iowa Science Teachers Section Officers And Regional Directors

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.


Environmental Education: No Passing Fad, Frederick P. Deluca Jan 1973

Environmental Education: No Passing Fad, Frederick P. Deluca

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Environmental education has received increased attention during the past four years. Most of the fifty states have formulated or are in the process of formulating a state plan for environmental education. Elementary and secondary school curricula continue to reflect increased concern and activity in environmental education. Higher education has responded with modification of traditional courses, design and implementation of new courses, and at some institutions, new degree programs in environmental studies. Interest has not been restricted to the physical and biological sciences; people in social sciences and humanities on all levels have participated and in many instances have been at …


An Association Position Statement On Programs And Budgets Of The National Science Foundation Division Of The Pre-College Education In Science, Michael R. Lerner Jan 1973

An Association Position Statement On Programs And Budgets Of The National Science Foundation Division Of The Pre-College Education In Science, Michael R. Lerner

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This document is a position statement, together with recommendations, from the National Science Teachers Association relative to educational programs and budgets of the National Science Foundation, particularly at pre-college levels. It is the result of noting with great concern what seems to us to be a serious, threatening decrease in financial support for such educational programs over the past three years, coupled with our firm belief that more and better science education -- not less, either in quantity or quality -- is an imperative for all children and youth in these days of growing concern about societal problems and national …


Sstp Florida Ecology Program Jan 1973

Sstp Florida Ecology Program

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Florida Ecology Program is a two-week outdoor program concerned with utilizing the unique environmental setting of Florida as a "living laboratory" for field studies in ecology, marine geology and biology, ornithology, and various environmental problems.


Successful Rapport Sessions, James J. Hungerford Jan 1973

Successful Rapport Sessions, James J. Hungerford

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

When the purpose of the "rap" session is not understood there may be considerable waste of time. Often changes occur, but advance questions for student thought are important for success of a session.