Compiled by Kyle Gray, University of Akron, 'krg10@uakron.edu' and David N. Steer, …
Compiled by Kyle Gray, University of Akron, 'krg10@uakron.edu' and David N. Steer, University of Akron, 'steer@uakron.edu'
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David N. Steer (steer@uakron.edu)and Kyle Gray (krg10@uakron.edu), University of Akron
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While working in groups to facilitate peer tutoring, students use samples of …
While working in groups to facilitate peer tutoring, students use samples of four igneous rocks (gabbro, basalt, granite, and rhyolite) to observe differences in texture, color and grain size and make inferences about the relative cooling histories and silica content associated with each magma type.
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David Steer (steer@uakron.edu) and Kyle Gray (krg10@uakron.edu), University of Akron
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