2001 SSM Indices


Key
January:  1-56  May:  221-276 
February:  57-112  October:  277-344 
March:  113-164  November:  345-400 
April:  165-220  December:  401-456 

Topical Index

Assessment
mathematics problem solving

43
Mathematics assessment
use of data

348
Chemistry
stoichiometry

10
Pedagogy
bibliography

61
Conceptual change
burning
concept mapping
physics

439
91
117
Preservice science teachers
task dynamics

372
Elementary mathematics
average
measuring time
measuring volume
sociocultural theory
teacher's manuals

23
125
356
404
194
Principles and Standards for School Mathematics
curriculum materials
influences
illuminating
interviews with mathematicians
North Carolina
relationship between research and standards
teacher education

310
286
292
305
280
328
319
Elementary science
analogies

133
Representations
tabular mode

362
Gender differences
mathematics

5
Science and mathematics integration
literature review

259
High school mathematics
measure
calculator usage

81
427
Science fairs
student resources

206
Inquiry
hands-on science
questioning

32
143
Secondary mathematics
spreadsheets

170
Interdisciplinary units
problem solving

380
Secondary science
multiple intelligences theory

180
Mathematical reasoning
preservice teachers
writing

228
236
Systemic change
assessment of students

417

Look through the list to determine the categories in which you are interested. Then look at the titles listed on page 49 (they are listed by page number). Finally, look at the key at the beginning of the index to see in which month or issue the article(s) of your choice can be found.

Author Index

Alkhateeb, Haitham M.  
Baker, John D.  
Beisel, Raymond W. 
Berk, Dawn 
Bright, George W. 
Briscoe, Carol 
Cohen-Regev, Shira  
Dion, Gloria 
Drier, Hollylynne Stohl 
Fennell, Francis 
Ferrini-Mundy, Joan 
Gabel, Dorothy L. 
Garofalo, Joe  
Goodnough, Karen 
Graham, Karen J. 
Harris, Kimberly 
Hart, Eric W. 
Harvey, Anne  
Hines, Ellen 
Hodges, Jeanelle 
Huber, Richard A. 
Hurley, Marlene  
Jackson, Carol  
Joyner, Jeane M. 
Kamii, Constance 
Keller, Brian A.  
Khoury, Helen  
Klanderman, David B. 
Lappan, Glenda 
Lederman, Norman G.
Lindquist, Mary M. 
Long, Kathy 
MacKenzie, Ann Haley 
5
23
23
305, 328
280
228
417
427
170
319
277
439
43
180
319
310
292
427
362
246
32
259
427
280
125, 356
292
362
362
340
61
286
125
143 
Marcus, Robin 
Martin, W. Gary 
McGehee, Jean J. 
McLaren, Karen 
Monaghan, Diane L. 
Moore, Christopher J. 
Moscovici, Hedy 
Niess, Margaret L. 
Nisbet, Steven  
Olson, Mark 
Omer, Geban  
Pugalee, David K.
Raghavan, Kalyani 
Reece, Charlotte Strange 
Shore, Bruce. M 
Steele, Diana F. 
Stockton, Jamie D. 
Stout, David 
Strobel, Shelley 
Stump, Sheryl L.
Sunal, Cynthia S. 
Sunal, Dennis W. 
Sungur, Semra 
Syer, Cassidy 
Taylor, Joseph A. 
Tekkaya, Ceren
Timmerman, Maria A. 
Vasquez-Levy, Dorothy 
Wagner, Eugene P. 
Warren, Elizabeth M. 
Watanabe, Tad 
Yanowitz, Karen L.
310
292, 328
380
310
439
32
372
269
348
305
91
236
417
356
206
404
439
228
417
81
246
246
91
206
117
91
43
43
10
348
194
133 

 

Title Index

Page Title 
Gender Differences in Mathematics Achievement Among High School Students in the United Arab Emirates, 1991-2000
10 
A Study Comparing the Efficacy of a Mole Ratio Flow Chart to Dimensional Analysis for Teaching Reaction Stoichiometry
23
An Experiment in Three Approaches to Teaching Average to Elementary School Children
32
A Model for Extending Hands-On Science to Be Inquiry Based
43
Teacher Rationales for Scoring Students' Problem Solving Work
61
A Partial List of the Empirical Theoretical Literature on Subject-Specific Pedagogy
81
High School Precalculus Students' Understanding of Slope as Measure
91
The Contribution of Conceptual Change Texts Accompanied by Concept Mapping to Students' Understanding of the Human Circulatory System
117
Using a Practical Context to Encourage Conceptual Change: An Instructional Sequence in Bicycle Science 
125
The Measurement of Time: Children's Construction of Transitivity, Unit Iteration, and Conservation of Speed
133
Using Analogies to Improve Elementary School Students' Inferential Reasoning About Scientific Concepts
143
The Role of Teacher Stance When Infusing Inquiry Questioning Into Middle School Science Classrooms
170
Teaching and Learning Mathematics With Interactive Spreadsheets
180
Multiple Intelligences Theory: A Framework for Personalizing Science Curricula
194
Content and Organization of Teacher‰s Manuals: An Analysis of Japanese Elementary Mathematics Teacher's Manuals
206
Science Fairs: What Are the Sources of Help for Students and How Prevalent Is Cheating?
228
Prospective Elementary Teachers‰ Use of Mathematical Reasoning in Solving a Lever Mechanics Problem
236
Writing, Mathematics, and Metacognition: Looking for Connections Through Students' Work in Mathematical Problem Solving
246
Teaching Science in Higher Education: Faculty Professional Development and Barriers to Change
259
Reviewing Integrated Science and Mathematics: The Search for Evidence and Definitions From New Perspectives
280
Implementing and Using Mathematics Standards in North Carolina 
286
NAEP, TIMSS, and PSSM: Entangled Influences 
292
Illuminating NCTM's Principles and Standards for School Mathematics 
305
Two Mathematicians' Perspectives on Standards: Interviews With Judith Roitman and Alfred Manaster
310
Curriculum Materials Supporting Problem-Based Teaching
319
Principles and Standards for School Mathematics and Teacher Education: Preparing and Empowering Teachers
328
The Cyclical Relationship Between Research and Standards: The Case of Principles and Standards for School Mathematics
348
How Grades 1-7 Teachers Assess Mathematics and How They Use Assessment Data 
356
The Measurement of Volume: Why Do Young Children Measure Inaccurately? 
362
The Tabular Mode: Not Just Another Way to Represent a Function
372
Task Dynamics in a College Biology Course for Prospective Elementary Teachers
380
Developing Interdisciplinary Units: A Strategy Based on Problem Solving
404
Using Sociocultural Theory to Teach Mathematics: A Vygotskian Perspective
417
Student Outcomes in a Local Systemic Change Project
427
A Survey of Calculator Usage in High Schools
439
Changing Children‰s Conceptions of Burning

Regular Features

Book Reviews: S. Wali Abdi, Section Editor  
The Student's Introduction to Mathematica: A Handbook for Precalculus, Calculus and Linear Algebra Philip's Guide to the Night Sky: A Guided Tour of the Stars and Constellations; Philip's Companion 110
Planisphere for Latitude 42 Degrees North 397
Centennial Column: J. Steve Oliver and B. Kim Nichols, Section Editors  
Intellectual Independence as a Persistent Theme in the Literature of Science Education, 1900-1950 49
The Method of Science in the Middle of the Century 390
Early Days:J. Steve Oliver and B. Kim Nichols, Section Editors  
Paul Hurd and the Educational Concepts of Secondary School Science Teachers 452
Editorials:Norman G. Lederman and Margaret L. Niess, Journal Co-Editors  
An Attempt to Anchor Our Moving Targets 57
Curriculum and Instruction: Whose Life Is This Anyway? 113
What's Good for the Goose Is Good for the Gander 165
Editorials: Margaret L. Niess and Norman G. Lederman, Journal Co-Editors  
A Split Half Sayonara 221
Editorials: Norman G. Lederman and Lawrence B. Flick, Journal Co-Editors  
The Ulterior Motives of Alternative Certification 401
Editorials: Lawrence B. Flick and Norman G. Lederman, Journal Co-Editors  
The Role of Practice in Developing Expertise in Teaching 345
Guest Editorial: Joan Ferrini-Mundy  
Introduction: Perspectives on Principles and Standards for School Mathematics 277
Guest Editorial: Glenda Lappan  
Conclusion: Moving Forward With Standards 340
Problems: Ted Eisenberg  
Problems: 4686-469 343
Problems: 2696-4701 399
Problems: 4701-4706 456
SSMILes: Dyanne M. Tracy, Section Editor  
No. 51: Inclined Planes and Motion Detectors: A Study of Acceleration 154
Special Articles  
Research Into Practice: A Model for Integrating Technology in Preservice Science and Mathematics
Content-Specific Teacher Preparation by Margaret L. Niess
102
Excerpts From the Past by Margaret L. Niess and Norman G. Lederman 269

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