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ARNOLD
FELDMAN
Associate
Professor |
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| Research
Interest: |
| Physics
Education |
| Specialty: |
| Working
with pre-service and inservice teachers
(K-12) to help them teach physical science
to their students through the use of
hands-on "minds-on" conceptual
activities using readily available materials. |
| Career
History: |
- B.S.
(1958) Brooklyn College
- M.S.
(1961) and Ph.D (1967) from Syracuse
University. All degrees in physics.
- I
have been at UH since 1973.
- I
started in the General Science department,
but in 1980 I became half-time with
Physics and half-time with General
Science. In 1995 I because full-time
in Physics. I have received over
$1,000,000 in external grants to
further my research efforts in the
field of physics education.
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ARNOLD
FELDMAN 'S
Graduate Student(s): |
| Joe Laszlo
is my graduate student. He is a doctoral candidate with the
TECS department in the College of Education. His thesis involves
the use of toy-based physical science activities to instruct
both pre-service elementary education majors and inservice elementary
school teachers. |
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