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John Howard Falk (born December 6, 1948) is Director of the Institute for Learning Innovation and Sea Grant Professor Emeritus of Free-Choice Learning at Oregon State University. He's a leading expert on "free-choice learning," learning guided by a person's needs and interests.
Founder/CEO. Based in Corvallis, OR, John H. Falk is the Founder and CEO of the Institute for Learning Innovation and Emeritus Sea Grant Professor of Free-Choice Learning at Oregon State University. He is a leading expert on free-choice learning; the learning that occurs when people have significant choice and control over what, where and when ...
About. John H. Falk’s expertise is diverse and broad, ranging from his internationally recognized research on learning, particularly how people learn across their lifespan and outside of schooling, to the biology and ecology of the peculiar human creation called the lawn.
by Antoinette Duplessis . 1. Who is John Falk? Dr. John H. Falk is a leading figure in research on free-choice learning, museum visitor studies and science education in the United States. He is co-founder of the research firm, Institute for Learning Innovation.
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dr. John h. FaLk, Sea Grant Professor of Free-Choice Learning at Oregon State University and Director, OSU Center for Research on Lifelong STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) Learning, is known inter-nationally for his expertise on free-choice learning; the learning that occurs in settings like museums and parks and on the ...
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CURRICULUM VITA. John Howard Falk. Office Address: 8100 NW Ridgewood Drive Corvallis, OR 97330 USA Telephone: +1 (443) 223-0694 e-mail: john.falk@freechoicelearning.org. Born: December 6, 1948, Los Angeles, California. Education. 1974 Ph.D.; Biology and Education, University of California, Berkeley.
Articles and Chapters. Falk J.H. (1971) Guarding your thermometer. American Biology Teacher, 33, 295‑296. Falk, J.H. (1973) Life in early California: A new approach to the outdoor field trip. Science and Children11 (13), 18‑19. Falk, J.H. (1974) Estimating experimenter‑induced bias in field studies: A cautionary tale. Oikos25, 374‑378.
