Office address:
Box 7607 NCSU
201 Ricks Hall
Raleigh, NC 27695 - 7607
Office phone
(919) 515-1756
Fax (919) 515-1965
E-Mail: gary_moore@ncsu.edu
Croom, D. B., Moore, G. E., Armbruster, J. (2006). An Examination of Student Participation in Career and Technical Student Organization Career Development Events. Paper presented to the Association for Career and Technical Education Research, Atlanta, November.2005
Moore, G. E. (2006). We Should Have Changed Sooner: An Interview with Cayce Scarborough. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 79 (3), 19-20.
Conoley, J., Moore, G. E., Croom, D. B., Flowers.J. L. (2006). A Toy or a Teaching Tool? The Use of Audience Response Systems in the Classroom. Techniques (The Journal of the Association for Career and Technical Education). 81 (7), 46-49.
Moore, G. E. (2006). Using Service Learning to Connect Across the Curriculum. Poster presented at the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia, June.
Conoley, J., Croom, D. B., Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. F (2006). The Use of Audience Response Systems to Improve Student Achievement in High School Agriscience Courses. Paper presented at the National Agricultural Education Research Conference, Charlotte, May.
Moore, G. E. (2006). Who Is Driving the Pickup Truck: A Call for Professional Leadership. Journal of Agricultural Education. 47 (1), 1-5.
Wilson, E. B. & Moore, G. E. (2006) Walking The Talk: Factors Related to the Motivation of Teachers to Conduct the SAE Component of the High School Agricultural Education Program. Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Orlando, Florida. February. (This was runner-up for the Outstanding Research Paper)
Conoley, J., Croom, D. B., Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. F (2006) Impacts of an Audience Response System on Student Achievement in High School Agriscience Courses. Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Orlando, Florida. February.
Van Dyke, C. G. & Moore, G. E. (2005). The Heart of Teaching. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 78 (3), 20-21.
Moore, G. E. (2005). From a Cow College to an Institution of Scientific Knowledge: The Land Grant College Story. Presentation at the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the College of Agriculture at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, October 17.
Moore, G. E & Wilson, E. B. (2005) Perceptions of Graduate Students Taking On-line and On-campus Courses. Journal of Agricultural Education. (46) 4, 23-33.
Moore, G. E. (2005) The History and Evolution of the Outhouse or Using Humor in Teaching. Paper presented to the Region II Association for Career and Technical Education Conference, Williamsburg, VA. October 14.
Moore, G. E. (2005) Using Humor in the Classroom: What the Research Says. Paper presented at the North Carolina Council of Career-Technical Education Teacher Educators, Greensboro NC, July 26.
Moore, G. E. (2005) Improving the Quality of Experiential/Project-Based Learning in Agricultural Education Classes. Invited address at the SREB (Southern Region Education Board) High Schools That Work Conference, Nashville. July 13
Moore, G. E. (2005). Using Humor in the Classroom. Invited Blue Ribbon Presentation at the North American Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture. Wooster (Ohio), June 15.
Moore, G. E. (2005). Setting the Record Straight About Agricultural Education. Techniques. 80 (5) 44-45.
Uricchio, C. K., Looney, S. E., Stair, K.S., Moore, G. E., Conoley, J.,Croom, D. B.& Wilson, E. B. (2005) Using Hand Held Electronic Responders to Induce Active Learning in the Classroom. Poster presented to the American Association for Agricultural Education. San Antonio. May.
Moore, G. E. (2005). Who Is Driving the Pickup Truck: A Call for Professional Leadership. Distinguished Lecture. American Association for Agricultural Education. San Antonio. May.
Moore, G. E. & Wilson, E. B. (2005). Tradeoffs: A Comparison of On-Campus and On-Line Graduate Courses in Agricultural Education. Paper presented at the National Agricultural Education Research Conference. San Antonio, May.
Croom, D. B, Moore, G. E & Armbruster, J (2005). National FFA Career Development Events: An Introspective Inquiry. Paper presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Little Rock, Arkansas. February.
Looney, S. E., Stair, K.S., Moore, G. E., Conoley, J.,Croom, D. B.& Wilson, E. B. (2005) Using Hand Held Electronic Responders to Induce Active Learning in the Classroom. Poster presented to the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference. Little Rock, Arkansas. February.
Moore, G. E. (2005) Collaboration in Teaching -- Shared and Jointly Taught On-line Courses in Agricultural and Extension Education. Invited Plenary Paper presented to the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientist. Little Rock, Feb. 5.
Wilson, E. B. & Moore, G. E. (2004). Factors Related to the Intent of Professionals in Agricultural and Extension Education to Enroll in an On-Line Master’s Degree Program. Journal of Agricultural Education. 45 (4), 96-105
Conoley, J, Moore, G. E. & Croom, D. B. (2004) Active Learning in Teacher Education: Using Hand Held Electronic Responders. Paper presented at the North Carolina Council of Career-Technical Education Teacher Educators, Greensboro NC, July 21.
Conoley, J., Moore, G. E. & Croom, D. B. (2004) A Classroom Performance System: Using a Question-Discussion-Feedback Learning Process to Inspire Students to Think and Reason. Paper presented at the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, Gainesville, FL, June 21.
Croom, D. B & Moore, G. E. (2004). Dumping Ground. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 77 (1), 15-18.
Moore, G. E. (2004) The Six Blind Men of Hindustan and Agricultural Education. The Agricultural Education Magazine. 77 (1), 4-5
Moore, G. E. (2004). Agricultural Education—It is the Best of Times. Techniques 79 (5), 44.
Stewart, R. M. Moore, G. E. & Flowers, J. L. (2004) Emerging Educational and Agricultural Trends and their Impact on the Secondary Agricultural Education Program. Journal of Vocational Education Research. 29 (1), 53-66
Wilson, E. B., Croom, D. B., Flowers, J. L.., Moore, G. E. (2004) Evaluating a pre-service agricultural education program using outcomes-based assessments. NACTA Journal (North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture). 48 (3), 19-24.
Moore, G. E. (2004) From Sows, Cows and Plows to Cells, Gels and Dells: The Continuing Evolution of Agricultural Education in North America. 40th Anniversary Symposium of the Education and Competence Studies group, Wageningen University, Netherlands, March 11.
Stewart, R. M, Moore, G. E & Flowers, J. F. (2004) Emerging Educational and Agricultural Trends and Their Impact on the Secondary Agricultural Education Program. Paper presented at the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference, Tulsa, February.
Wilson, E. B, Croom, D. B., Flowers, J. F, & Moore, G. E, (2004). Evaluating A Pre-Service Agricultural Education Program using Outcomes-Based Assessments. Paper presented at the Southern Agricultural Education Research Conference, Tulsa, February.