267 research outputs found

    Survey of teaching experience of university life sciences faculty: pedagogical practices in use for current/recent courses

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    Access to thesis permanently restricted to Ball State community only.Pedagogical training can have a noteworthy impact on creating significant learning experiences for students. In K-12 education, teachers are required to have extensive training in pedagogies before obtaining a teaching license. Higher education on the other hand does not have these same requirements pertaining to teacher training before entering the classroom setting. With many educators who work at colleges and universities being hired to do research, few are likely to have training on how to incorporate student centered pedagogical techniques into their teaching practices. The purpose of this pilot study was to determine to what extent those working in higher education life sciences use pedagogies in their classroom design. A survey administered through the Qualtrics platform was used to gather information from respondents on demographics and the number of pedagogies incorporated into their lessons. A sample of sixteen educators was gathered from an R2 university that included professors as instructors of record as well as graduate teaching assistants. Linear regression models were used to determine if correlations exist between specific demographics and the number of pedagogies used by an instructor. Responses of importance that could not be codified and run through linear regression were analyzed for trending themes in responses. The findings of this pilot study imply that there are factors that can have an impact on the variety of pedagogies used in instructional design, such as pedagogical training. Conducting larger investigations at more colleges and universities will help to determine if this pattern holds true across higher education sciences or if this is an isolated set of findings. If similar results occur, next steps could include how to address getting educators the pedagogical training to improve student engagement and retention in science.Thesis (M.A.

    Creating and Managing Your Online Scholarly Presence

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    During this session, you will learn how to build and manage an online scholarly identity. We will look at common platforms for creating scholarly profiles, and tools that allow you to share your research openly and track the impact of your work

    Introduction to Open Pedagogy

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    Managing Information with Zotero

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    Reference managers help collect, organize, cite, and share research. Zotero is an open-source, providing 300 mb of free, cloud-based storage while leaving you in control of your data. This session will provide hands-on practice with Zotero\u27s basic features

    Conducting a Literature Review

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    Why and how do you start a literature review? Building on the Research Consultations with Subject Librarians and the Zotero introduction, this session will walk through the basic steps of a literature review and provide short, hands-on activities for practice in applying techniques

    El wardwesân

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    Arwaes Abis AnzalmarkanKamazh ab alkēnt“El libro de las leyendas” (alrededor del año 60) Como Zabzana Uzeth Abis —con quien, por lo demás, está emparentado— Anzalmarkan fue un acaudalado terrateniente que dedicó su tiempo libre a la compilación de relatos mitológicos originarios del Boran. El libro de las leyendas, su única obra conocida, tuvo por ambición reunir las historias imaginadas por los antiguos wards para explicar el origen de ciertas técnicas e invenciones transmitidas por los dios..

    Synthesis of a 7-substituted farnesyl analog

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    This research was supported by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)
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