Steven Goldman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3955979 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Steven Goldman |
| NOMBRES | Steven |
| APELLIDO | Goldman |
| FIRMA | GOLDMAN S |
| AFILIACIONES | Lehigh University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7943-1871 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1969 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
First Person
Author Steven Goldman reflects on the lessons he learned from his son Theo during their car rides to and from school. Theo, who has mild dyslexia, talked about what school was like from his point of view. His perspectives helped Goldman become a better teacher
First person
Math coach Steven Goldman compares working the timer and scoreboard at a local basketball game to teaching. His mission as the clock guy is not to mess up. That means he avoids doing anything fancy or learning what any of the buttons do beyond the ones he needs. When he worked as a long-term sub for a colleague’s paternity leave, it would have been easy for him to have the same attitude. By trying to create new materials, Goldman risked making mi…
The Facade of Stability in Assisted Living
Change of many types is a regular feature of AL; many changes alter routines or daily life; raise concerns of staff, residents, or families; or modify perceptions of residential normalcy. Environmental gerontology should more often extend the environment to include the social and interpersonal characteristics of collective living sites for elders
Divine Machines
Agil im Wettbewerb
Economic growth and generalized depreciation
Images of Technology in Popular Films
From at least 1925 to the present, science and technology have been depicted largely negatively in popular films of all genres. The images of science and technology in films reflect consistent public anxiety over the linkage between science, technology, and corporate power; the complacency of government agen cies and scientists toward new knowledge and artifacts; the insensitivity of scientists toward the moral implications of their research and …
Technological Education-Technological Style
Science in action
What is a law of nature
Science, Technology, and the Liberal Arts
In Spring 1984, Lehigh University was the site of a national conference entitled Technology and the Liberal Arts. Although the immediate occasion for holding this conference was to disseminate the results of a NSF-funded curriculum development project at Lehigh,* we decided to use the occasion to offer participants an overview of activities at other institutions working toward the same goal, namely, bringing science, mathematics, and technology i…
Media Use and Time of Vote Decision
A panel study of registered voters around the time of the 1980 presidential election, compared with the conditions and results of a similar study of the 1976 race, reveals that features of a particular campaign environment exert an impact both on the various phases during the campaign when different voters decide for whom to vote and on the mass communication uses and effects associated with different voter types and campaign phases. The study re…
Nuclear Power and the American Public
Science, Society and Engineering
Sequential Planning and Continual Planning Revision
Monopolistic Behavior in a Market for Durable Goods
Media Use and Time of Vote Decision
A panel study of registered voters around the time of the 1980 presidential election, compared with the conditions and results of a similar study of the 1976 race, reveals that features of a particular campaign environment exert an impact both on the various phases during the campaign when different voters decide for whom to vote and on the mass communication uses and effects associated with different voter types and campaign phases. The study re…
The Facade of Stability in Assisted Living
Change of many types is a regular feature of AL; many changes alter routines or daily life; raise concerns of staff, residents, or families; or modify perceptions of residential normalcy. Environmental gerontology should more often extend the environment to include the social and interpersonal characteristics of collective living sites for elders
Images of Technology in Popular Films
From at least 1925 to the present, science and technology have been depicted largely negatively in popular films of all genres. The images of science and technology in films reflect consistent public anxiety over the linkage between science, technology, and corporate power; the complacency of government agen cies and scientists toward new knowledge and artifacts; the insensitivity of scientists toward the moral implications of their research and …
Sequential Planning and Continual Planning Revision
Monopolistic Behavior in a Market for Durable Goods
Science, Society and Engineering
Nuclear Power and the American Public
Science, Technology, and the Liberal Arts
In Spring 1984, Lehigh University was the site of a national conference entitled Technology and the Liberal Arts. Although the immediate occasion for holding this conference was to disseminate the results of a NSF-funded curriculum development project at Lehigh,* we decided to use the occasion to offer participants an overview of activities at other institutions working toward the same goal, namely, bringing science, mathematics, and technology i…
Media Use and Time of Vote Decision
A panel study of registered voters around the time of the 1980 presidential election, compared with the conditions and results of a similar study of the 1976 race, reveals that features of a particular campaign environment exert an impact both on the various phases during the campaign when different voters decide for whom to vote and on the mass communication uses and effects associated with different voter types and campaign phases. The study re…
What is a law of nature
Science in action
Images of Technology in Popular Films
From at least 1925 to the present, science and technology have been depicted largely negatively in popular films of all genres. The images of science and technology in films reflect consistent public anxiety over the linkage between science, technology, and corporate power; the complacency of government agen cies and scientists toward new knowledge and artifacts; the insensitivity of scientists toward the moral implications of their research and …
Technological Education-Technological Style
Economic growth and generalized depreciation
Agil im Wettbewerb
Divine Machines
The Facade of Stability in Assisted Living
Change of many types is a regular feature of AL; many changes alter routines or daily life; raise concerns of staff, residents, or families; or modify perceptions of residential normalcy. Environmental gerontology should more often extend the environment to include the social and interpersonal characteristics of collective living sites for elders
First person
Math coach Steven Goldman compares working the timer and scoreboard at a local basketball game to teaching. His mission as the clock guy is not to mess up. That means he avoids doing anything fancy or learning what any of the buttons do beyond the ones he needs. When he worked as a long-term sub for a colleague’s paternity leave, it would have been easy for him to have the same attitude. By trying to create new materials, Goldman risked making mi…
First Person
Author Steven Goldman reflects on the lessons he learned from his son Theo during their car rides to and from school. Theo, who has mild dyslexia, talked about what school was like from his point of view. His perspectives helped Goldman become a better teacher
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