Designed as part of the Professional Development for Geoscience Faculty
series at Carleton College, this particular set of resources is designed
for those teaching students about petrology. For those who might be
unfamiliar with this discipline, petrology is the branch of geology that
studies the origin, composition, distribution, and structure of rocks.
The materials on this site are divided into two primary sections:
Teaching Strategies and Recommended Readings. In the first section,
visitors can view a range of materials, including exercises to teach
scientific reading comprehension and mineralogic concepts as well as a
nice piece on how to review a journal article. Further along, visitors
can take in several of the recommended readings. Some of the readings are available in their entirety, although others
are only cited and may require an academic library to access.
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