Misook Ji, Ph.D.
                Assistant Professor
                School of Education
                University of San Diego
                E-mail: mji@sandiego.edu
 

 
"We are now at a point where
  we must educate our children in
  what  no one knew yesterday,
  and prepare our schools for
  what  no one knows yet."

- Margaret Mead -

   Vita and Philosophy of Teaching
   Projects/ Presentations
  Teaching Experiences
  Research and Publications
  References
  My Dissertation
  Further Research Interest

Academic Work and Educational Background
Vita and Philosophy of Teaching
Curriculum Vita  Philosophy of Teaching  Research Agenda
Projects/ Presentations
GeneralPresentation  Kansas Rural Child Welfare Project (Videodisc based multimedia training program) National Park Conservation Kiosk CD-ROM Multimedia Project The Konza  Interactive Multimedia Project for Kids  JRCE  Online Journal Project
Teaching Experiences
Workshop & Technology Support (3rd-8th grades)  EDETC 718-719 (face-to-face)	Web-Based Course: Micros in Instruction
Research and Publications
Journal of Research on Computing in Education (JRCE) Web-Based Course Design	Doing Science by Making Connections On-line Journal Article  Visualizing Instructional Design
References
Dr. Diane McGrath (Major Professor)  Dr. Tweed W. Ross  Dr. M. Jenice Dee Goldston   Dr. Nancy Nelson Knupfer Dr. Gerald Bailey
My Dissertation
Topic: Becoming a Constructivist Teacher: Challenges, Struggles, and Successes	A Case Study of a Middle School Teacher's Pedagogical Beliefs and Conceptual Change in Project-Based Learning
Further Discussion and Research Interests
Locus of Control (Sharing Authority and Control with Students/ Learners) Designing Issues in Instruction, Projects, and Curriculum Partnership with Communities Building an Authentic Learning Environment Process of Change/ Conceptual Change: How Successful and How Students and Teachers Have Difficulties in Adopting New Concepts and Methods in Teaching and Learning with Technology
Any Comments and Questions? Email me at mji@sandiego.edu

"That which we persist in doing becomes easier,
  not that the nature of the thing has changed, but
  our ability to do it has increased."
 

  - Ralph Waldo Emerson -