Re: 2 million teachers in 2007!

[Lois Breur Krause <krause@CLEMSON.EDU>]

> I can only speak for Indiana, and then not in an official way.  At least
> on paper the state is moving in the right direction.  It is one of the
> few states that accepted the AAAS's recommendations for k-12 as their
> own.  The result is an increased interest in inquiry based learning,
> which is how I have gotten into the process.  I am thoroughly sold on
> Lillian's work and her text Physics by Inquiry for teaching eled majors
> and inservice teachers, and as a first course for secondary ed majors in
> math and science...I gotta tell you, its a work of art...I know there is
> not silver bullet, but this thing is damn close....or at least that is
> how I see it.


more info please...  is Lillian a first or last name for the author?  who's
the publisher?
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Dr. Lois Breur Krause
Department of Geological Sciences
442 Brackett Hall
Clemson University
Clemson SC  29634

teaching chemistry, physics, astronomy and geology to elementary education
majors.

How We Learn and Why We Don't: Student Survival Guide,
available from International Thompson Publishing, ISBN 0324-011970

http://home.earthlink.net/~breurkrause

krause@clemson.edu