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Maasch, K. "Design, implementation, and assessment of an Earth-Systems-Science course for secondary teachers" 52 379-385
Macdonald, H.R. Conferences on building quantitative skills of geoscience students 47 288-289
Macdonald, M. Improving Urban Earth Science Education: the TRUST Model 56 269-279
Macdonald, R.H. Teaching methods in undergraduate geoscience courses: Results of the 2004 On the Cutting Edge Survey of US faculty 53 237-252
Macdonald, R.H. 2004 GSA Biggs Award: Citation of Gregory Hancock 53 127-128
Macdonald, R.H. Integrating the teaching of quantitative skills across the geology curriculum in a department 48 482-486
Macdonald, R.H. Building the quantitative skills of students in geoscience courses 48 409-412
Macdonald, R.H. Computational geology news and views 48 76
Macdougall, J.D. Book review 47 299
MacGregor, I.D. Globe: Science and education 51 9-20
Macklem-Hurst, J.L. Pre- / post-knowledge assessment of an earth science course for elementary/middle school education majors 50 169-175
Madden, A.S. Nano2Earth: Incorporating cutting-edge research into secondary education through scientist-educator partnerships 55 402-412
Madden, J. Transferring and constructing knowledge: Designing an STC based teacher workshop 51 484-489
Mah, C.L. Fossil crinoids (reviewed) 49 409-410
Malone, D.H. A faculty survey on field trips in undergraduate structural-geology courses 47 8-11
Malone, V. Web resources for the seasons 53 217-218
Maltman, A. Book reviews 48 250-251
Mandelbrot, B. Food for thought 49 345
Manduca, C.A. Teaching methods in undergraduate geoscience courses: Results of the 2004 On the Cutting Edge Survey of US faculty 53 237-252
Manduca, C.A. 2001 GSA Biggs Award presented to E.B. Grosfils 50 224-225
Manduca, R. "Cover photo of intrusive dike, Chile" 53 233-234
Manger, W.L. Cover photograph of belemnoid rostrum 50 "493, 495"
Mango, H.N. A reading and writing approach to teaching environmental geology 48 662-666
Mann, C.J. Hubbert's peak: the impending world oil shortage (reviewed) 50 210-211
Mann, C.J. Book reviews 48 545-548
Mann, C.J. Book review 47 195-199
Mann, C.J. Book review 47 92-93
Mann, D.K. Adventures in the bone trade (reviewed) 49 317
Mann, K.O. Teaching biostratigraphy 48 184-198
Manner, B.M. An earth science summer institute for elementary teachers 49 291-299
Mantei, E.J. Alumni of geology BS-programs express strong support for field geology and related field and laboratory experiences 53 215-216
Marcum, B. Teaching rocks & minerals in a hands-on lab: A teaching and learning experince for pre-credential undergraduates at CSU Chico 56 401-407
Markin, J.M. Analysis of the Bachlor of Science in Geology as Offered in the United States 56 113-119
Marlow, M.P. A paleontology network inquiry consortium: Impact on teachers 51 317-321
Marques, F.O. Reconstruction/interpretation of macroscopic structures from discontinuous mesoscopic observations: a major task of field/structural geologists 50 247-265
Marsella, K.A. Home energy conservation exercise 51 521-526
Marsh, O.C. Food for thought 49 157
Martin, E.E. "Active inquiry, web-based oceanography exercises " 49 158-165
Martin, R.E. Taphonomy: a process approach (reviewed) 49 70-71
Martin, W. Increasing the significance of course evaluation in large-enrollment geoscience classes 53 158-165
Martin-Chivelet, J. Modified Fischer plots as graphical tools for evaluating thickness patterns in stratigraphic successions 48 179-183
Masuoke, P. A digital tectonic activity map of the earth 47 428-437
Matney, T. Teaching archeogeophysical survey and mapping any time of the year: An introductory course 52 236-244
Mattox, S. Designing and implementing earth science courses for a new integrated science program for K-8 teachers 56 417-421
Mattox, S. How Gender and Race of Geologists are Portrayed in Physical Geology Textbooks 56 156-159
Mattox, S.R. A field-oriented volcanology course to improve Earth-science teaching 52 122-127
Mattox, S.R. Teaching the basics about volcanoes to K-16 students 48 576-577
Mattox, S.R. An exercise in forecasting the next Mauna Loa eruption 47 255-260
May, M.T. Introducing students to enviroenmental geophysics in a field setting 52 254-259
Mayborn, K.R. Teaching the scientific method using contemporary research topics as the basis for studen-defined projects 48 145-149
Mayer, L. Systems modeling of nonequilibrium chemical reactions using STELLA 47 413-419
Mayer, L.A. Anaglyph stereo map of Crater Lake OR 55 1-2
Mayo, D. Recent online resources and distance-learning experiences in natural hazards 55 202-210
Mayo, L. The Nebraska Earth Science Education Network electronic communication network 47 12-16
McAuliffe, C.M. "Design, implementation, and evaluation of GIS-based learning materials in an introductory geoscience course " 50 5-14
McBirney, A.R. Book reviews 48 392
McBride, E.F. Design and assessment of an interactive digital tutorial for undergraduate-level sandstone petrology 51 381-386
McCaffrey, D.B. Using dendroclimatology in a student-directed research project 47 266-271
McCartney, K. "The Deer Island Graniet Museum [Stonington, ME](reviewed) " 50 115
McCartney, K. "The Museum of Natural History [Bar Harbor, ME] (reviewed) " 50 115
McCartney, K. Using the internet to prepare a term paper for a geology course 47 17-22
McClennan, C.E. Transferable elements of the education program sea semester 50 266-270
McClennan, C.E. "Cover photograph of ""sea-semester"" students on board the Westward " 50 "237, 239"
McConnel D Greendays - An environmental almanac 47 96
McConnell, D.Greendays - An environmental almanac 48 106
McConnell, D. Greendays - An environmental almanac 47 505
McConnell, D. Greendays - An environmental almanac 47 274
McConnell, D. Greendays - An environmental almanac 47 200
McConnell, D.A. How students think: Implications for learning in introductory geoscience courses 53 462-470
McConnell, D.A. Challenging students' ideas about Earth's interior structure using a model-based conceptual-change approach in a large-class setting 53 415-421
McConnell, D.A. Assessment and active learning strategies for introductory courses 51 205-216
McConnell, S.L. What is synchronous rotation 48 582-583
McGarry, M.A. Wetland connections: Linking university researchers and high-school teachers to advance science education and wetland conservation 51 387-397
Mcgeary, T. Book review 47 90-91
McGrew, A.J. The photoessay as a teaching tool in introductory Earth science 48 602
McGrew, H.S. The photoessay as a teaching tool in introductory Earth science 48 602
McIntyre, D.B. Book review 47 195-199
McKay, L.D. Incorporating hydrogeology in a mapping-based field camp 47 124-130
McKenney, R. "Magnetism, the Earth as a magnet, and seafloor banding - How much magnetism is enough" 52 352-362
McKenzie, J.M. Contamination in Orangetown: A mock trial and site-investigation exercise 52 266-273
McKirdy, A. Book review 47 195-199
McManus, D.A. "Developing a teaching assistant preparation program in the School of Oceanography, University of Washington " 50 158-168
McManus, D.A. The two paradigms of education and the peer review of teaching 49 423-434
McManus, D.A. Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence - Report of a workshop sponsored by NSF 49 217
McManus, D.A. Using quasi real-time data from the World Wide Web 48 597-598
McManus, S.A. Greenhouse effect in the classroom: a project- and laboratory-based curriculum 49 274-279
McMillan, R.S. Book reviews 48 545-548
McNamara, K. Book review 47 404
McNeal, K.S. The Effect of Using Inquiry and Multiple Representations on Introductory Geology Students' conceptuoal Model development of Coastal Eutrophication 56 201-211
McNerney, M.J. "The art, history, and geoscience of Hindostan whetstone gravestones in Indiana" 48 337-342
McPhee, J. Food for thought 49 43
McWilliams, R.G. An immersion professional development program in environmental science for inservice elementary-school teachers 55 70-77
Meek, S.P. How Gender and Race of Geologists are Portrayed in Physical Geology Textbooks 56 156-159
Melillo, P.R. Quantifying urban land use and runoff changes through service-learning hydrology projects 51 365-372
Melton, G "Scientists and public outreach: Participation, motivations, and impediments" 53 281-293
Menking, K. Using mobile mapping to determine rates of meander migration in an undergraduate geomorphology course 55 147-151
Merrill, J.E. "Box diagrams to assess students' systems thinking about the rock, water and carbon cycles" 55 138-146
Merritt, E. A data-intensive approach to studying climate and climate change in Africa 48 464-468
Merry, C. SATELLITES: Students and teachers exploring local landscapes to interpret the Earth from space 56 383-393
Messina, P. The ongoing educational anomaly of earth science placement 51 424-430
Messina, P. Footprints as inquiry-based learning tools 48 667-672
Metzger, E.P. The ongoing educational anomaly of earth sciencee placement 51 424-430
Meyer, A.W. Transferable elements of the education program sea semester 50 266-270
Meyer, A.W. "Cover photograph of ""sea-semester"" students on board the Westward " 50 "237, 239"
Meyer, M.A. Teaching the nitrogen cycle and human-health interactions 55 158-168
Meyer, S.J. Process-oriented environmental change change curriculum-development workshop 48 631-635
Middendorf, J. Demanding and enforcing high expectations in freshman courses 52 320-323
Middleton, G.V. Sir William Dawson: Early contributions to carbonate petrology 51 322-324
Middleton, G.V. CG news and views: Why geologists should use MATLAB 47 176
Miele, E. Improving Urban Earth Science Education: the TRUST Model 56 269-279
Mieras, B.L. Linking art and geology for geoscience educators through geoart 48 321-324
Miller, H.R. The Effect of Using Inquiry and Multiple Representations on Introductory Geology Students' conceptuoal Model development of Coastal Eutrophication 56 201-211
Miller, K.B. Shaking the tree: Reading from Nature in the history of life (reviewed) 49 411
Miller, M. "Cover photograph of rainbow over Funeral Mountains, NV " 49 335
Miller, M. "Cover photograph of Permian Cedar Mesa Sandstone, southeastern Utah " 49 "1, 3"
Miller, M.G. Optional seminars bring small-class experiences to students in large-enrollment geology courses 50 308-311
Miller, M.G. "Cover photograph of terraces along the Kadjerte River, Kyrgyzstan " 50 "133, 135"
Miller, M.G. Regional geology as a unifying theme and springboard to deep time 49 10-17
Miller, M.G. Drawing contours on clay models - A ands-on introduction to topographic maps 48 596
Miller, M.G. "Cover photograph of alluvial fan at Badwater, Death Valley NV" 47 "109, 112"
Milliken, K.L. Design and assessment of an interactive digital tutorial for undergraduate-level sandstone petrology 51 381-386
Milton, J. Food for thought 49 35
Minnear, M.P. Forecasting the permanent decline in global petroleum production 48 130-136
Mintzes, J.J. Probing understanding in physical geology using concept maps and clinical interviews 53 263-270
Mitchell, W.J.T. Book review 47 501
Moecher, D. Pcharacterization and identification of mineral unknowns: A mineralogy term project 52 5-9
Mogk, D.W. Teaching methods in undergraduate geoscience courses: Results of the 2004 On the Cutting Edge Survey of US faculty 53 237-252
Monta–ez, I.P. Modified Fischer plots as graphical tools for evaluating thickness patterns in stratigraphic successions 48 179
Montbriand, T. "Rocks of Mohavee county, Arizona: An Educational Landscape Display" 56 126-130
Montgomery, B. A digital tectonic activity map of the earth 47 428-437
Montgomery, H. The evolution of an undergraduate service course - How to cope with success of an age of dinosaurs class 51 299-303
Montgomery, K. Siccar Point and teaching the history of geology 51 500-505
Montgomery, S.L. Were artists the first teachers of geology? 48 325-328
Moomaw, W.R. Home energy conservation exercise 51 521-526
Moore, A. A comprehensive stream study designed for an undergraduate non-majors course in earth science 47 158-165
Moore, L.B. Scientific illustration techniques and handmade mineral paints for geoscience classes 48 "300-303 359"
Morgan, S. Web resources for fieldwork 52 205-206
Morin, P. Fostering students' comprehension of topographic maps 55 5-16
Morissey, M. Introducing high-tech and low-tech geoscience-related technology to disadvantaged schools in the tropical Pacific 51 201-204
Morley, C.K. Geoscience of rift systems - Evolution of east Africa (reviewed) 49 407-408
Morris, M. Lithographic limestone as a teching tool 48 329-32
Morrison, D.L. Lithographic limestone as a teching tool 48 329-32
Morrison, J. Connecting urban students with their rivers generates interest and skills in the geosciences 52 462-471
Morse, L. Measuring stream discharge in the field 48 582
Mosbrucker, P. Developing science literacy using interactive engagements for conceptual understanding of change through time 55 36-50
Mosley-Thomson, E. Global warming: the complete briefing (reviewed) 49 65-66
Moxley, J.M. Food for thought 49 88
Mulargia, F. Food for thought 48 38
Muller-Parker, G. Increasing diversity in the marine sciences through the minorities in marine scieence undergraduate program 51 474-480
Mumin, A.H. A mineral-resource and mining-feasibility studyproject for advanced students 48 590
Munro-Stasiuk, M. SATELLITES: Students and teachers exploring local landscapes to interpret the Earth from space 56 383-393
Murck, B. Promoting and evaluating participation in high-enrollment undergraduate courses 47 131-134
Murray, D. Increasing Learning in Introductory Geoscience courses Using Lecture Tutorials 56 280-290
Musson, A. The Nebraska Earth Science Education Network electronic communication network 47 12-16