Publications

Publications

1998

Carter, G., Park, J.C., and Copolo, C.(1998). Using Industry Experiences to Promote Change in the Types of Instructional Strategies Used by Secondary Science Teachers. Journal of Science Teacher Education, 9(2), 143-152.

Bodzin, A. and Park, J. (1998). A Study of Preservice Science Teachers' Interactions with a Web-Based Forum. Electronic Journal of Science Education, 3(1), September, 1998. [Online]. Available: http://unr.edu/homepage/jcannon/ejse/ejsev3n1.html

1995

Park, J., Haase, D., Banks, A. and Boyette, T. Team Science: A Model of Sustained Change in Science Teaching Strategies. North Carolina Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development Journal 1995. 29-35.

1994

Carter, G. and Park, J. Cafeteria Science. Science and Children, 31(7). 18-21, 39.

1993

Park, J. Time Studies of Fourth Graders Generating Alternative Solutions in a Decision-Making Task Using Models and Simulations. Journal of Computers in Childhood Education. 4(1). 57-76.

Park, J. Stretching Probability Simulations Using Monte Carlo Techniques.? Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching. 12(2). 169-181.

1992

Park, J. and Lamb, H. Video Vignettes: Physics on TV and in the Movies. School Science and Mathematics. 92(5). 257-262.

Park, J. Exploration is Science Using a Copter Gun. Science Scope. 15(7). 24-26.

1991

Park, J. Inquiry is a Blast. Science Scope. 14(7), 24-27.

1990

Park, J. The Effects of Presentation Mode on the Decision-Making Process. Journal of Computing in Childhood Education, 1(3), 29-44.

1989

Carter, G. and Park J. Sublime Science: Demonstrations with Dry Ice. Science Scope, 13(2), 42-45.

1988

Park, J. and Carter, G. Ballooning ideas for the science classroom. Science Activities, 25(3), 11-13.

1987

Heath, P., White, A., Berlin, D., and Park, J. Decision Making: Influence of features and presentation mode upon generation of alternatives. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 24, 821-833.

1986

Park, J. and Anderson N. Interfacing a student-built theodolite with a microcomputer. Science Activities, 23(4), p. 13-19.

For More Information Contact John C. Park or see his biography.