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Share a Reference

Use this form to contribute a reference of importance to our synthesis of research that addresses or illuminates aspects of geoscience learning, particularly geologic time, complex Earth systems, spatial thinking, and field-based learning and the integration of geoscience knowledge. We will add the reference (and the supporting information you provide) to our public online reference database.

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Geological Time
Complex Systems of the Earth,
Spatial Thinking in Geosciences
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Learning Activity. This resource describes an activity; broadly construed to cover anything students do as part of their learning.
Course. This resource describes an entire course.
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