Search Results - "MacDonald, A. Leo"

The learning contribution of student self-directed building activity in science by Kass, Heidi, MacDonald, A. Leo

“…The purpose of this study is to identify features of the knowledge‐building processes that secondary science students spontaneously develop and consider useful…”
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Children's perspectives on building science models by Sherman, Ann, MacDonald, A. Leo

“…This study describes the experiences of 10- and 11-year-old students with building science models during a unit on weather. With the teacher, we prepared and…”
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The Learning Contribution of Student Self-Directed Building Activity in Science by Kass, Heidi, Macdonald, A. Leo

“…The purpose of this study is to identify features of the knowledge-building processes that secondary science students spontaneously develop and consider useful…”
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The Use of Science Kits in the Professional Development of Rural Elementary School Teachers by Sherman, Ann, MacDonald, A. Leo

“…This study reports on a science professional development initiative with elementary school teachers in Canada. Grades 4 and 5 teachers were involved in the…”
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The lateral distribution of cholesterol in the plane of lipid multibilayers by Pink, D A, MacDonald, A L

“…We consider three models of cholesterol distribution in the plane of a bilayer of DMPC. We analyse recent 2H-NMR data obtained from deuterated fluorescent…”
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Thermodynamics of glycophorin in phospholipid bilayer membranes by MacDonald, A. Leo, Pink, David A

“…We have developed a model of glycophorin in a phospholipid bilayer membrane in order to study the thermodynamics of this system and to understand the detailed…”
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Lateral diffusion of gramicidin S, M-13 coat protein and glycophorin in bilayers of saturated phospholipids. Mean field and Monte Carlo studies by Pink, D A, Lookman, T, MacDonald, A L, Zuckermann, M J, Jan, N

“…We have developed a general model that relates the lateral diffusion coefficient of one isolated large intrinsic molecule (mol. wt. greater than or…”
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Equilibrium thermodynamics of models of hydrogen bonding in lipid bilayer membranes: the amide model by MACDONALD, A. L, PINK, D. A

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