| November 2001 |
Anonymity and Computer-Mediated Peer Review
Yong Zhao |
Conditions for Classroom Technology Innovations
Yong Zhao |
The Development of a Web-based Literacy Learning Environment
Yong Zhao |
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| October 2001 |
A Comprehensive Portrait of Exemplay Technology-Using Teachers
Yong Zhao |
Teaching and Learning: Whose Computer Is It?
Yong Zhao, Punya Mishra and Sophia Tan |
Science On the Web: Students Online in a Sixth-Grade Classroom
Raven Wallace, Jeff Kupperman, Joseph Krajcik and Elliot Solloway |
Is Class Size Reduction the Best Alternative?
Doug Harris, and David Plank |
Standards-based Reform in Classrooms
Suzanne Wilson and Robert Floden |
An Analysis of State Educational Technology Plans
Yong Zhao and Paul Conway |
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| May 2001 |
The Conceptualization and Measurement of Curriculum
Leland Cogan, Richard Houang, and HsingChi Wang |
Content and Pedagogical Content Knowledge for Elementary Science Teacher Educators
Deborah C. Smith |
More Swimming, Less Sinking: Perspectives on Teacher Induction in the U.S. and Abroad
Edward Britton, Senta Raizen, and Mary Ann Huntley |
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| April 2001 |
Student Learning Of and About History from Interdisciplinary Approaches
Nicola Findley |
On the Nature of Teaching and Teacher Education
David Labaree |
Print Experiences and Environment Offered to Children In Very Low - and Very High - SES First Grade Classrooms
Nell Duke |
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| March 2001 |
Beyond Formulas in Mathematics and Teaching
Dan Chazan |
Exploring Administrators' and Teachers' Conception of "At-Riskness in an Urban Elementary School
Patricia Edwards |
Charter Schools and Private Profits
David Plank, Gary Sykes |
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| February 2001 |
The Role of Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Elementary Science
Deborah C. Smith |
Elementary School Social Studies: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Jere Brophy, Janet Alleman and Carolyn O'Mahony |
Teaching for Understanding
Deborah Smith and Ann Wesley |
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| January 2001 |
Primary School Education
Jery Brophy |
Learning to Teach writing: Does Teacher Education Make a Difference?
Mary M. Kennedy |
Mathematics, Manufacturing Work & Work-Bound Students
Jack Smith |
