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Jay Fogleman, Assistant Professor

(401) 874-4161
Fax 874-5471
fogleman@mail.uri.edu

Education:

Ph.D.

Doctoral Candidate School of Education, University of Michigan

Present

M.A.

Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)  The Johns Hopkins University

1991

B.A.

Bachelor of Science in Physics. University of Maryland

1984

Courses taught:

EDC 102

Introduction to American Education

EDC 430

Meth/Mat in Secondary Teaching

EDC 431

Clinical Experience in Secondary Teacher

EDC 484

Supervised Student Teaching

EDC 485

Student Teaching Seminar

Selected Publications:

“Sustaining Innovations Through Lead Teacher Learning:  A learning sciences perspective on supporting professional development,” Fogleman, J., Fishman, B., Krajcik, J. (2006). Teaching Education, 17(2), (pp. 181-194).

 

“Professional Development and Teacher Learning:  Using concept maps in inquiry classrooms,” Kubitskey, B., Fishman, B. J., Margerum-Leys, J., Fogleman, J., Brunvand, S., Marx, R.(2006). In P. McMahon, P. Simmons, R. Sommers, D. DeBaets, F. Crawley (Eds.), Assessment in science:  Practical experiences and education research (pp. 107-118). Arlington, VA: NSTA.

 

"A Neodymium YAG Active Mirror For the Amplification of Mode-Locked Laser Pulses," S. R. Bowman, L. M. Ding, F. M. Yang, C. O. Alley, J. Fogleman, J. D. Rayner, CLEO Proceedings, Spring, 1988.

 

"First Lunar Ranging Results From the University of Maryland Research Station at the 1.2 Meter Telescope of the Goddard Space Flight Center.," C. O. Alley, S. R. Bowman, J. D. Rayner, C. A. Steggerda, J. A. Fogleman, B. C. Wang, and F. M. Yang, Sixth International Workshop on Laser Ranging Instrumentation, September, 1986.

 

"A Neodymium YAG Active Mirror For the Amplification of Mode-Locked Laser Pulses" (Progress Report), S. R. Bowman, L. M. Ding, F. M. Yang, C. O. Alley, J. Fogleman, J. D. Rayner, Sixth International Workshop on Laser Ranging Instrumentation, September, 1986.

 

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