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Selected Publications (1990-2002)

  1. Y.J. Dori and J.M. Yochim. (1990). Learning Patterns of College Students Using an Intelligent Computer Assisted Instruction Module. Journal of College Science Teaching, 20, 2, 99-103.

  2. Y.J. Dori and N. Barnea. (1993). A Computer Aided Instruction Module on Polymers. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 33, 3, 325-331.

  3. Y.J. Dori. (1994). Achievement and Attitude Evaluation of a Case-Based Chemistry Curriculum for Nursing Students. Studies in Educational Evaluation, 20, 3, 337-348.

  4. Y.J. Dori and J.M. Yochim. (1994). Human Physiology: Improving Students’ Achievements through Intelligent Studyware. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 3, 4, 263-269.

  5. Y.J. Dori. (1995). Cooperative Development of Organic Chemistry Computer Assisted Instruction by Experts, Teachers and Students. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 4, 2, 163-170.

  6. Y.J. Dori and M. Hameiri. (1996). "The Mole Environment" - Development and Implementation of a Studyware. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 36, 4, 625-628.

  7. N. Barnea and Y.J. Dori. (1996). Computerized Molecular Modeling as a Tool to Improve Chemistry Teaching. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 36, 4, 629-636.

  8. I. Geva-May and Y.J. Dori. (1996). Analysis of an Induction Model. British Journal of In-service Education, 22, 3, 333-354.

  9. Y.J. Dori and N. Barnea. (1997). In-service Chemistry Teachers Training: the Impact of Introducing Computer Technology on Teachers Attitudes and Classroom Implementation. International Journal of Science Education, 19, 5, 577-592.

  10. Y.J. Dori and M. Hameiri. (1998). The "Mole Environment" Studyware: Applying Multidimensional Analysis to Quantitative Chemistry Problems. International Journal of Science Education, 20, 3, 317-333.

  11. Y.J. Dori and O. Herscovitz. (1999). Question Posing Capability as an Alternative Evaluation Method: Analysis of an Environmental Case Study. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 36, 4, 411-430.

  12. N. Barnea and Y.J. Dori. (1999). High-school Chemistry Students’ Performance and Gender Differences in a Computerized Molecular Modeling Learning Environment. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 8, 4, 257-271.

  13. Y.J. Dori and R.T. Tal. (2000). Formal and Informal Collaborative Projects: Engaging in Industry with Environmental Awareness. Science Education, 84, 1, 95-113.

  14. N. Barnea and Y.J. Dori. (2000). Computerized Molecular Modeling the New Technology for Enhancing Model Perception among Chemistry Educators and Learners. Chemistry Education: Research and Practice in Europe, 1, 1, 109-120.

  15. R.T. Tal, Y.J. Dori and R. Lazarowitz. (2000). A Project-Based Alternative Assessment System. Studies in Educational Evaluation, 26, 2, 171-191.

  16. R.T. Tal, Y.J. Dori, S. Keiny and U. Zoller. (2000). Assessing Conceptual Change of Teachers Involved in STES Education and Curriculum Development - The STEMS Project Approach. International Journal of Science Education, 23(3), 247-261.

  17. Y.J. Dori and M. Barak. (2001). Virtual and Physical Molecular Modeling: Fostering Model Perception and Spatial Understanding. Educational Technology & Society - Journal of IEEE/IFETS, 24(2), 185-203.
  18. Y.J. Dori, R.T. Tal, and Y. Peled (2002). Characteristics of science teachers who incorporate Web-based teaching. Research in Science Education, 32(4), 511-547.
 

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