I just read an article on professional development for high school teachers
that mentions Stanford University as doing this. Does anyone know which
department, or a faculty member who would know the details of this?
The Arizona State University department of physics and astronomy hires a
master high school physics teacher to teach a "methods of teaching physics"
course for inservice and preservice teachers. The course is very well
received. I'm writing a paper on this subject for an international
conference on physics education, and would like additional examples.
Jane Jackson, Prof. of Physics, Scottsdale Comm.College (on leave)
Box 871504, Dept. of Physics, Arizona State Univ., Tempe, AZ 85287-1504.
phone:(602) 965-8438 fax: 965-7331 e-mail: jane.jackson@asu.edu
Modeling Workshop Project: http://modeling.la.asu.edu/modeling.html
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