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Raffensperger, J.P. Book reviews 48 252-253
Rahn, J.L. Enhancing GIS education with student-created labs and a peer reference manual 52 133-140
Raia, F. Causality in Complex Dynamic Systems: A challenge to Earth Systems Science Education 56 81-94
Raia, F. StudentsŐ understanding of complex dynamic systems 53 297-308
Rajpaulsingh, W. A professional engineering degree in petroleum geoscience to satisfy Caribbean industry 55 181-190
Ramirez, P. Recent online resources and distance-learning experiences in natural hazards 55 202-210
Ramsdell, K. Increased student learning and attendance in resources geology through the combination of sentence-headline slides and active-learning measures 55 85-91
Randall, B.A Visual BASIC 6 program that facilitates learning the characteristics of simple and pure shear through experimentation 50 559-565
Rankey, E.C. The use of critical thinking skills for teaching evolution in an introductory geology course 51 304-308
Rapp, D.N. Fostering students' comprehension of topographic maps 55 5-16
Rebich, S. Concept mapping to reveal prior knowledge and conceptual change in a mock summit course on global climate change 53 355-365
Rebich, S. The use of a mock environment summit to support learning about global climate change 53 5-16
Reckling, F.W. Book reviews 48 101-102
Reckling, J.B. Book reviews 48 101-102
Reese, J.F. Using space shuttle photographs to teach plate tectonics 48 596
Reeve, A. Wetland connections: Linking university researchers and high-school teachers to advance science education and wetland conservation 51 387-397
Regens, N.L. Impact of a K-12 partnership on science teaching 51 104-113
Regens, N.L. Building university-school partnerships: An exercise in communication and understanding 51 96-103
Reichard, J.S. A computer program for use with pace and compass exercises 50 544-548
Reichard, J.S. Switchng from a traditional to a computer-based format for introductory geoscience lectures 47 325-330
Reichling, J.P. The transparent velocity-head rod for inexpensive and accurate measurement of stream velocities 53 44-52
Reinhardt, J. Optical mineralogy in a modern Earth sciences curriculum 52 60-67
Reish, N.A Visual BASIC 6 program that facilitates learning the characteristics of simple and pure shear through experimentation 50 559-565
Reist, M.R. Using dendroclimatology in a student-directed research project 47 266-271
Renshaw, C.E. The effect of multiple formats on understanding complex visual displays 52 115-121
Renshaw, C.E. A laboratory exercise on determining dinosaur speeds using dimensional analysis 48 342-347
Repine, T.E.Jr. Sustaining K-12 professional development in geology: Recurrent participation in RockCamp 52 161-171
Reuss, R.L. An interactive game approach to learning in historical geology and paleontology 49 120-129
Revetta, F.A. Integrating geology and physics to ehnance science learning experience of students and serve the community 50 150-157
Rexroad, C.B. Introductory geology for elementary education majors utilizing a constructivist approach 49 450-453
Reynolds, R.W. On the practical aspects of incorporating field-based projects into introductory oceanography 52 218-223
Reynolds, S.J. "Concept sketches - Using student- and instructor-generated , annotated sketches for learning, teaching, and assessment in geology courses" 53 85-94
Reynolds, S.J. "List what to know, not what is on the test" 48 603-604
Reynolds, S.J. Explore data first 48 592
Reynolds, S.J. Rocks before terms and tables - From the concrete to the abstract 48 572
Riahi, D.N. Book review 47 297-298
Rice-Snow, S. Maintaining a small-group discussion focus while bringing international issues into the large classroom 52 260-265
Richard, G. Web resources for fieldwork 52 205-206
Richard, S. Web resources for fieldwork 52 505-506
Richardson, J. 2007 GSA Biggs Award Citation of J. Elkins 56 191-192
Richardson, R.M. "Significant figures, data quality, and a sense of time" 48 596
Richardson, R.M. Geologic time (clothes) line 48 584
Richardson, R.M. The wave 48 576
Richardson, R.M. Stripes on the sea floor 48 575
Richmond, S.D. Erratum 51 336
Richmond, S.D. Use of the lava lamp as an analogy in the geoscience classroom 51 217-220
Ridge, J. Roadside geology of Massachusetts (reviewed) 50 111-112
Ridgway, K.D. Integration of field observations with laboratory modeling for understanding hydrologic processes in an undergraduate Earth-science course 48 514-521
Ridky, R.K. Examining long-term global climate change on the Web 50 497-514
Ridky, R.W. "In memorium - Dorothy Stout, 1941-2001 " 49 502
Rigby, J.K. A problematic fossil brings paleontology to the classroom and the world 51 361-364
Riggs, D.M. Cross-cultural education of geoscience professionals: The conferences of the Indigenous Earth Science Project 51 527-535
Riggs, E.M. Enhancement of geology content knowledge through field-based instruction for pre-service elementary teachers 56 422-433
Riggs, E.M. Cross-cultural education of geoscience professionals: The conferences of the Indigenous Earth Science Project 51 527-535
Riggs, E.M. "Implementation of constructivist pedagogy in a geoscience course designed for pre-service K-6 teachers: Progress, pitfalls, and lessons learned " 50 49-55
Rimal, N.N. Using available resources to enhance the teaching of hydrogeology 48 508-513
Ritchie, M. How Gender and Race of Geologists are Portrayed in Physical Geology Textbooks 56 156-159
Ritter, M. "Cover image of Mariscal Mountain anticline in Big Bend National Park, TX " 49 135-139
Roberts, B.R. The use of Haiku and portfolio entry to teach the change of seasons 53 559-562
Roberts, S.J. Using a spreadsheet to introduce aqueous-speciation calculations to geochemistry students 48 203-208
Roberts, S.M. Reinforcing quantitative skills with applied research on tombstone-weathering rates 48 469-473
Robins, C. Using synthetic data and artificial wells to teach the construction and us of water-level contour maps 56 317-323
Robinson, C.W. Home energy conservation exercise 51 521-526
Robinson, G.D. How many years does it take for a mountain to wash into the sea? An introductory geology exercise 49 135-139
Robinson, M.D. Geoscience research at liberal arts colleges: school rankings 49 267-273
Rodbell, D.T. Demonstrating the Stratification of Dimictic and Meromictic Lakes in a Fish Tank 56 247-25
Rodbell, D.T. A winter field-based course on limnology and paleolimnology 53 494-500
Rodbell, D.T. "Cover photograph of Union College students and faculty sampling sediment from frozen Ballston Lake, New York" 53 485
Roederer, J.G. Book review 47 195-199
Roehrig, G.H. Using an alternative report format in undergraduate hydrology laboratories 49 454-460
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 50 475-482
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 50 339-341
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 50 212-214
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 50 115-116
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 49 401-406
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 49 318
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 49 205-207
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 49 89-91
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 48 710-714
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 48 549-552
Romey, W.D. The museum and gallery corner 48 398
Romey, W.D. "Using patterns, icons, abstractions, and metaphors from art in geoscience classes" 48 "295