Going Back to Our Future II
Carrying Forward the Spirit of Pioneers of Science Education
Published on 17. August 2015
Book
Hardback
240 pages
978-1-68123-192-1 (ISBN)
Description
"Who were the pioneers in science education, and what motivated them to do what they did?" This book is the second volume of an attempt to capture and record some of the answers to these questions-either from the pioneers themselves or from those persons who worked most closely with them. As with the first volume, we have attempted to include as many pioneers as possible, but we know that there are still many that are not included in this or the previous volume. As we have posed questions, rummaged through files and oft-neglected books, and probed the memories of many individuals, we have come to realize our list of true pioneers is ever growing.
As we consider our list of pioneers, we know that there are names on the list that most of us readily recognize. We also fully realize that there are names of whom few of us have heard-yet who were significant in their roles as mentors or idea development and teaching. We continue to be impressed with our science education "family tree" ever branching out to more individuals and connections. The stories in this volume continue to demonstrate how vital this network was in supporting the individual pioneers during their journey in difficult times and continues to be for those of us today in our own enterprise.
As we consider our list of pioneers, we know that there are names on the list that most of us readily recognize. We also fully realize that there are names of whom few of us have heard-yet who were significant in their roles as mentors or idea development and teaching. We continue to be impressed with our science education "family tree" ever branching out to more individuals and connections. The stories in this volume continue to demonstrate how vital this network was in supporting the individual pioneers during their journey in difficult times and continues to be for those of us today in our own enterprise.
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Charlotte
United States
Publishing group
Emerald Publishing Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 161 mm
Thickness: 18 mm
Weight
529 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-68123-192-1 (9781681231921)
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Schweitzer Classification
Persons
Jon Pedersen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Kevin D. Finson, Bradley University
Barbara S. Spector, University of South Florida
Paul Jablon, Lesley University
Kevin D. Finson, Bradley University
Barbara S. Spector, University of South Florida
Paul Jablon, Lesley University
Content
Introduction, Kevin Finson and Jon Pedersen.
Chapter 1. Dorothy L. Gabel: A Life of Service, Merideth McAllister, Li-Ling Yang, M. Marc Allan.
Chapter 2. Collaboration, Compilations, and Syntheses to Grow Science Education: The Work of Stan Helgeson, Peter Rillero.
Chapter 3. Robert K. James: Bringing Vision to Life, Kevin D. Finson and Janice D. Meyer.
Chapter 4. Jane Butler Kahle: Her Journey of Transformations and Career Curves, Dana Riley Black, G. Nathan Carnes, Malcolm Butler, and Kathryn Scantlebury.
Chapter 5. Robert E. Yager: Science/Technology/Society (STS) Protagonist, Barbara S. Spector, Megan Ehlers, and Alfred Goytia.
Chapter 6. George William Jeffers: Dedicated Teacher, Scholar, and Change Agent, Beth Shiner Klein and Starlin D. Weaver.
Chapter 7. Dr. Norman D. Anderson: Mentor, Science Teacher, and Author, J. Steve Oliver.
Chapter 8. Hans O. Andersen: A Life-long Mentor and True Friend to Teachers, Teddie Phillipson-Mower.
Chapter 9. Vincent Lunetta: A Pioneer and Advocate for Science and Technology Education and for International Collaboration, Patricia Simmons.
Chapter 10. Verne Rockcastle: Life-Long Inquirer, Teacher and Innovator, Edward L. Smith, Jane Heinze-Fry, Ellie Horwitz, and Don Duggan-Haas.
Chapter 11. Dr. Paul Kuerbis, A Pioneer of Small College Science Teacher Education, Peter Veronesi.
Chapter 1. Dorothy L. Gabel: A Life of Service, Merideth McAllister, Li-Ling Yang, M. Marc Allan.
Chapter 2. Collaboration, Compilations, and Syntheses to Grow Science Education: The Work of Stan Helgeson, Peter Rillero.
Chapter 3. Robert K. James: Bringing Vision to Life, Kevin D. Finson and Janice D. Meyer.
Chapter 4. Jane Butler Kahle: Her Journey of Transformations and Career Curves, Dana Riley Black, G. Nathan Carnes, Malcolm Butler, and Kathryn Scantlebury.
Chapter 5. Robert E. Yager: Science/Technology/Society (STS) Protagonist, Barbara S. Spector, Megan Ehlers, and Alfred Goytia.
Chapter 6. George William Jeffers: Dedicated Teacher, Scholar, and Change Agent, Beth Shiner Klein and Starlin D. Weaver.
Chapter 7. Dr. Norman D. Anderson: Mentor, Science Teacher, and Author, J. Steve Oliver.
Chapter 8. Hans O. Andersen: A Life-long Mentor and True Friend to Teachers, Teddie Phillipson-Mower.
Chapter 9. Vincent Lunetta: A Pioneer and Advocate for Science and Technology Education and for International Collaboration, Patricia Simmons.
Chapter 10. Verne Rockcastle: Life-Long Inquirer, Teacher and Innovator, Edward L. Smith, Jane Heinze-Fry, Ellie Horwitz, and Don Duggan-Haas.
Chapter 11. Dr. Paul Kuerbis, A Pioneer of Small College Science Teacher Education, Peter Veronesi.