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Ph.D., University of Connecticut
gailr@msu.edu
Gail Richmond is professor of science and urban education in the Department of Teacher Education, Michigan State University. Her research, which has been funded over many decades, has focused on the support of meaningful teaching and learning, particularly those taking ...
Throughout the years I have spent as a high school biology teacher and Master’s student in Beirut, I have experienced the complexity of the classroom that requires further observation, contemplation and research. As a result I have chosen to further explore student learning by applying to a PhD at MSU; why MSU ? First, it has a renowned reputation in teacher education, and second it has many professors in science education that work on various conceptual and methodological frameworks. Therefore ...