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This
report
raises
the
question
of
whether
accreditation
may
be
coming
to
the
geology
discipline,
and
attempts
to
quantify
the
positions
on
accreditation
of
academic
department
heads/
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Liberal
arts
colleges
have
in
recent
years
placed
an
increasing
emphasis
on
research.
This
article
presents
the
results
of
a
survey
in
which
national
liberal
arts
colleges
were
ranked
based
on
publications
in
journals
listed
in
the
GeoRef
Bibliographic
Database.
The
results
indicate
that
research
is
highly
concentrated
among
a
few
of
these
colleges
and
has
increased
substantially
over
time.
The
rate
...
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This
article
discusses
how
the
two
paradigms
of
education
(Teaching-Centered
and
Learning-Centered)
could
affect
the
way
faculty
members
are
reviewed
when
undergoing
peer
review.
The
major
challenge
to
fair
and
proper
peer
review
arises
from
the
need
to
review
the
growing
number
of
instructors
who
conform
to
the
Learning-Centered
paradigm.
Early
preparation
for
peer
review
should
help
avoid
the
disjunction
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NOTE:
This
is
a
large
file,
8
mb
in
size!
The
Community
Review
System
(CRS)
of
the
Digital
Library
for
Earth
System
Education
(DLESE)
is
intended
to
help
educators
seeking
high-quality
digital
resources
and
resource
creators
who
are
seeking
recognition
for
their
resources.
This
article
describes
how
CRS
gathers
web-based
feedback
from
educators
and
learners
who
have
used
DLESE
educational
resources,
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This
article
describes
a
multifaceted
curriculum
for
use
in
earth
science
classes
from
secondary
school
to
undergraduate
level.
The
centerpiece
of
the
curriculum
is
a
project-based
investigation
of
greenhouse
warming
that
can
be
conducted
during
one
or
more
lab
sessions
using
off-the-shelf
materials.
This
process
provides
students
with
the
opportunity
to
gain
a
deeper
understanding
of
the
climate
...
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This
article
discusses
the
need
for
environmental
education
(EE)
among
diverse
(i.e
non-white,
non-hispanic)
urban
youth.
Major
points
include
the
large
proportion
of
these
youths
who
live
in
urban
settings
far
removed
from
nature,
and
three
factors
that
converge
to
make
EE
for
this
group
a
priority.
These
are:
1)
the
greatest
opportunities
to
understand
about
the
environment
exist
at
elementary
levels;
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Environmental
educators
in
many
states
are
finding
that
reform
efforts
are
constraining
the
time
they
have
to
prepare
and
teach
new
activities.
Therefore,
they
may
find
it
appropriate
to
develop
materials
that
address
environmental
education
(EE)
needs
as
well
as
augmenting
state
reform
goals.
This
study
provides
an
example
in
which
a
biodiversity
curriculum
guide,
using
the
"Linking
Florida's
Natural
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One
of
the
ways
in
which
universities
can
contribute
to
environmental
awareness
is
by
establishing
programs
to
ensure
that
all
graduates
are
environmentally
literate.
This
article
describes
a
case
in
which
a
module
for
business
students
on
environmental
management
at
the
University
of
Wales,
Swansea
was
developed
to
include
an
element
of
environmental
reviewing.
The
way
in
which
this
is
introduced
...
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Traditional
evaluation
methods
have
been
deemed
ineffective
for
evaluating
environmental
education
(EE)
programs.
In
contrast,
ongoing,
participatory
evaluation
involving
local
stakeholders
in
problem
identification,
evaluation
design,
data
collection,
analysis,
and
use
of
results
was
found
to
provide
improved
and
more
useful
results.
This
article
describes
a
case
in
which
participatory
evaluation
...
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The
Environmental
Education
and
Training
Partnership
(EETAP)
is
a
consortium
of
universities,
non-profit
organizations,
and
professional
education
associations
whose
efforts
are
focused
on
identifying
and
implementing
essential
educator
training
services
for
delivery
of
quality
and
professional
environmental
education
(EE).
In
this
study,
capacity
building
was
evaluated
at
the
state
level
and
the
...
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