Connections.

Wolff-Michael Roth

 


Refereed Journals: 06
Chapters: 03

Refereed Journal

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06. Goh, S.W. & Tobin, K. (1999). Student and teacher perspectives in a computer-mediated learning environment in teacher education. Learning Environment Research: An International Journal, 2, 169-190.

05. Tobin, K. (1999). The value to science education of teachers researching their own praxis. Research in Science Education, 29, 159-169

04. Tobin, K., Seiler, G., & Walls, E. (1999). Reproduction of social class in the teaching and learning of science in urban high schools. Research in Science Education, 29, 171-187.

03. Tobin, K. (1999). The Internet as a tool for the reform of science teacher education: Transformative agent or catalyst for cultural reproduction? [Internet como instrumento de formación de los maestros de ciencias: ¿Agente transformador o catalizador de la reproducción cultural?.] Enseñanza de las Ciencias 17(2), 155-164.

02. Tobin, K., Seiler, G., & Smith, M. W. (1999). Educating Science Teachers for the Sociocultural Diversity of Urban Schools Research in Science Education, 29, 68-88.

01. Tobin, K. (1999). Teachers as researchers and researchers as teachers. Research in Science Education, 29, 1-3.

Chapters

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03. Tobin, K. (1999). Social Constructivism: A referent for thinking about teaching or a way to teach? In T. R. Koballa, Jr. & D. J. Tippins (Eds.) The Promise and Dilemmas of Teaching Middle and Secondary Science: A Classroom Case Handbook (pp. 125-132). Upper Saddle Ridge, NJ: Merrill/Prentice-Hall.

02. Tobin, K. & McRobbie, C. (1999). Perspectives on the adequacy of teacher re-presentations of knowledge of electrochemistry. In J. Gess Newsome & N. Lederman Pedagogical content knowledge and the teaching of science (pp. 215-234). The Netherlands: Kluwer.

01. Tobin, K. (1999). Social constructivist perspectives on the teaching of science. In H. Waxman, & H. Walberg (Eds). Ne

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