Research on a Lecture-Tutorial Approach to Teaching Introductory Astronomy for Non-Science Majors
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Timothy F. Slater | Edward E. Prather | Lauren V. Jones | Janelle M. Bailey | Jeffrey P. Adams | E. Prather | T. Slater | J. Bailey | J. Adams | Jack A. Dostal | L. V. Jones | J. Dostal
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