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Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementation SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
TEACHING RESOURCES
Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementationTEACHING RESOURCES
Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
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SCN Workshop Resources (2012-2018). We might as well face it We cannot attend every case study and PBL workshop we wish to. Workshops are excellent opportunities for both professional development and collaboration with our peers, yet most of us feel fortunate to beOUR RCN-UBE PROJECT
RCN-UBE. Project #1344208 The Case Study and PBL Network ABSTRACT. This project supports the development of a Research Coordination Network for Undergraduate Biology Education centered on expanding the use of and knowledge about two effective teaching approaches: case studies and problem based learning (PBL). ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
HANDBOOK - SCIENCE CASE NETWORK In the latest roundof curriculum revisions, the development of students’ scientific literacy and 21st century competencies have been added as important components in the ‘2014 Primary Science’ and ‘2013 Lower Secondary Science’ syllabuses. USING INVESTIGATIVE CASES IN GEOSCIENCE Investigative case-based learning methods incorporate problem posing, problem solving, and peer persuasion (Peterson and Jungck, 1988, Jungck et al., 2000).PICTURE PERFECT
1 Picture Perfect 1 CHAPTER CASE cpb7csch01pg01-14.qxd 10/9/07 7:00 PM Page 1. US-25 M. Waterman and E. Stanley, Biological Inquiry, 2nd Ed. ONLINE RESOURCES FOR UNDERSTANDING OUTBREAKS AND N. C. Barber and L. A. Stark. 14:fe1, 2 CBE—Life Sciences Education. the latest news about infectious diseases. Led by a team of . public health professionals, CIDRAP combines expertise in ACTIVE LEARNING INCREASES STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SCIENCE Active learning increases student performance in science, engineering, and mathematics Scott Freemana,1, Sarah L. Eddya, Miles McDonougha, Michelle K. Smithb, Nnadozie Okoroafora, Hannah Jordta, and Mary Pat Wenderotha aDepartment of Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195; and bSchool of Biology and Ecology, University of Maine,Orono, ME 04469
SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
TEACHING RESOURCES
Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementation SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
TEACHING RESOURCES
Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementationTEACHING RESOURCES
Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
WORKSHOP RESOURCES
SCN Workshop Resources (2012-2018). We might as well face it We cannot attend every case study and PBL workshop we wish to. Workshops are excellent opportunities for both professional development and collaboration with our peers, yet most of us feel fortunate to beOUR RCN-UBE PROJECT
RCN-UBE. Project #1344208 The Case Study and PBL Network ABSTRACT. This project supports the development of a Research Coordination Network for Undergraduate Biology Education centered on expanding the use of and knowledge about two effective teaching approaches: case studies and problem based learning (PBL). ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
HANDBOOK - SCIENCE CASE NETWORK In the latest roundof curriculum revisions, the development of students’ scientific literacy and 21st century competencies have been added as important components in the ‘2014 Primary Science’ and ‘2013 Lower Secondary Science’ syllabuses. USING INVESTIGATIVE CASES IN GEOSCIENCE Investigative case-based learning methods incorporate problem posing, problem solving, and peer persuasion (Peterson and Jungck, 1988, Jungck et al., 2000).PICTURE PERFECT
1 Picture Perfect 1 CHAPTER CASE cpb7csch01pg01-14.qxd 10/9/07 7:00 PM Page 1. US-25 M. Waterman and E. Stanley, Biological Inquiry, 2nd Ed. ONLINE RESOURCES FOR UNDERSTANDING OUTBREAKS AND N. C. Barber and L. A. Stark. 14:fe1, 2 CBE—Life Sciences Education. the latest news about infectious diseases. Led by a team of . public health professionals, CIDRAP combines expertise in ACTIVE LEARNING INCREASES STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SCIENCE Active learning increases student performance in science, engineering, and mathematics Scott Freemana,1, Sarah L. Eddya, Miles McDonougha, Michelle K. Smithb, Nnadozie Okoroafora, Hannah Jordta, and Mary Pat Wenderotha aDepartment of Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195; and bSchool of Biology and Ecology, University of Maine,Orono, ME 04469
SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES … CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Special guest: Dr. Marieke Heemskerk –TCD alumna Social Solutions Consultancy - Paramaribo, Suriname FLIPPED CLASSROOM SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS Flipping Your Classroom Resources 1 FLIPPED CLASSROOM Supplementary Materials Annie Prud’homme-Généreux Science Case Network Workshop11 April 2015, 9
CASE MODULE TEMPLATE TITLE: TENDERIZE THE MEAT Case Module Template Title: Tenderize the meat Idea for the case or the case draft Tenderize the meat It was the morning of grandmother’s seventieth birthday. SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Science Case Network | Find connections to science cases SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES … CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Special guest: Dr. Marieke Heemskerk –TCD alumna Social Solutions Consultancy - Paramaribo, Suriname FLIPPED CLASSROOM SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS Flipping Your Classroom Resources 1 FLIPPED CLASSROOM Supplementary Materials Annie Prud’homme-Généreux Science Case Network Workshop11 April 2015, 9
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USING INVESTIGATIVE CASES IN GEOSCIENCE Investigative case-based learning methods incorporate problem posing, problem solving, and peer persuasion (Peterson and Jungck, 1988, Jungck et al., 2000). COMPILED EBOOK CHTOPCOPY across!education!levels!for!students!to!becomebotanically!literate.!!Tapping!student!interest!and! engagingthem!in!thesciencecan!help!students!learn!about!plants. ! REVIEW TRANSMISSION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES DURING Review Introduction Over 1 billion passengers travel by air annually; 50 million of these travel to the developing world.1,2 Although infrequently reported and very difficult to ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementation WHEN IS PBL MORE EFFECTIVE? A META-SYNTHESIS OF META The Interdisciplinary Journal of Problem-based Learning • 46 Johannes Strobel and Angela van Barneveld • Teachers act as facilitators and tutors, asking students the kinds of meta-cognitive questions they want students to ask themselves. In subsequentsessions, guidance
MATH AS METAPHOR: CONNECT PHYSICS-CHEMISTRY-BIOLOGY WITH Math Dilemma at Open-Access Colleges ^.. recent federal data indicate that 68% of community college students and 40% of students at open-access four-year colleges take at least one remedial course. Research suggests that many more students INTRODUCTION TO USING IMAGEJ Introduction to Using ImageJ. ImageJ is a NIH resource for processing and analyzing images. The software can be downloaded from the ImageJ web site: http://rsbweb.nih SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Science Case Network | Find connections to science cases EXPLORING DATA IN IMAGES WITH IMAGEJ Title: Exploring Data in Images with ImageJ Author: Claudia Neuhauser Last modified by: Ethel Stanley Created Date: 5/27/2012 9:23:00 AM Company: UW Colleges SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
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Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
SCN FELLOWS: CASE SCHOLARS Simone Athayde . University of Florida simonea@ufl.edu Mentor: Pat Marsteller. Simone is developing a new Tropical Conservation and Development foundational course on “Interdisciplinary Research and Practice Between the Biophysical and the Social Sciences. CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
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Center for Research on Teaching and Learning University of Michigan. “With case-based teaching, students develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. The articles in this section explain how to use cases in teaching and provide case studies for the natural sciences GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
SCN FELLOWS: CASE SCHOLARS Simone Athayde . University of Florida simonea@ufl.edu Mentor: Pat Marsteller. Simone is developing a new Tropical Conservation and Development foundational course on “Interdisciplinary Research and Practice Between the Biophysical and the Social Sciences. CHAPTER 3: THE DONOR’S DILEMMA CHAPTER 3: The Donor’s Dilemma 35 Suggested Answers for Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West ADDRESSING FOOD WEB MISCONCEPTIONS WITH CASE BASED The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have “missed” a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story they can also create the food web networks by hand (a simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using thesoftware
A HYBRID MODEL OF PROBLEM -BASED LEARNING A Hybrid Model of 'Problem-based-Learning philosophy. Tutorials in which small groups of students, each led by a tutor, approach general medical education by reading, studying and CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. ABOUT | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK The Science Case Network, a newly established Research Coordination Network for Undergraduate Biology Education, centers on expanding the use of and knowledge about two effective teaching approaches: case studies and problem based learning (PBL).CREATE AN ACCOUNT
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There are extensive resources on PBL and case study that have been published and many are also available online. We are linking a subset of these resources for the community to provide an introduction to getting started as well as to approaches to teaching concerns.WORKSHOP RESOURCES
SCN Workshop Resources (2012-2018). We might as well face it We cannot attend every case study and PBL workshop we wish to. Workshops are excellent opportunities for both professional development and collaboration with our peers, yet most of us feel fortunate to beOUR RCN-UBE PROJECT
RCN-UBE. Project #1344208 The Case Study and PBL Network ABSTRACT. This project supports the development of a Research Coordination Network for Undergraduate Biology Education centered on expanding the use of and knowledge about two effective teaching approaches: case studies and problem based learning (PBL). SCN STEERING COMMITTEE Chair of the Steering Committee. Patricia Marsteller, PI Emory University. Communications and Conference Coordinator. Danielle Willis, Emory University Center for Science Education ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementationPICTURE PERFECT
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Welcome to this interactive network on PBL and case-based learning in science education for educators wanting to use cases in their classes, for curriculum and faculty developers, for researchers exploring these methods, and for individuals interested in sharing their experience.TEACHING RESOURCES
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GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles WHEN IS PBL MORE EFFECTIVE? A META-SYNTHESIS OF META The Interdisciplinary Journal of Problem-based Learning • 46 Johannes Strobel and Angela van Barneveld • Teachers act as facilitators and tutors, asking students the kinds of meta-cognitive questions they want students to ask themselves. In subsequentsessions, guidance
CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES … CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Special guest: Dr. Marieke Heemskerk –TCD alumna Social Solutions Consultancy - Paramaribo, Suriname SCIENCE CASE NETWORK Welcome to the Science Case Network! RCN-UBE Project #1344208. SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and problem basedlearning (PBL).
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GROUPS | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK This group was created at the Science Case Net pre-conference workshop at ASMCUE 2014. Working groups developed ideas for new and adaptedcases.
THE DONOR’S DILEMMA Core Investigations I. Transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile virus is an arbovirus (arthropod borne) that infects birds, humans, and other animals.Although the virus was first detected in Uganda in 1937, the first bird and human cases of West USING PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF 104 34). There is considerable freedom in the PBL process, however there are some basic characteristics that should be present. These basic characteristics are identified in the historical roots of PBL. CHAPTER 2: BEAN BREW CHAPTER 2: Bean Brew 19 Table IG2.2 contains several resources related to Biology, 8th edition, that will help your students further their understanding of this case. Table IG2.2 Campbell-Related Resources. Resource Chapter/Activity Topics Covered/Activity Titles WHEN IS PBL MORE EFFECTIVE? A META-SYNTHESIS OF META The Interdisciplinary Journal of Problem-based Learning • 46 Johannes Strobel and Angela van Barneveld • Teachers act as facilitators and tutors, asking students the kinds of meta-cognitive questions they want students to ask themselves. In subsequentsessions, guidance
CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES … CHALLENGES FROM THE FIELD: WORKING WITH CASE-STUDIES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Special guest: Dr. Marieke Heemskerk –TCD alumna Social Solutions Consultancy - Paramaribo, SurinameWELCOME TO SCN
Welcome to this interactive network on PBL and case-based learning in science education for educators wanting to use cases in their classes, for curriculum and faculty developers, for researchers exploring these methods, and for individuals interested in sharing their experience. ABOUT | SCIENCE CASE NETWORK The Science Case Network, a newly established Research Coordination Network for Undergraduate Biology Education, centers on expanding the use of and knowledge about two effective teaching approaches: case studies and problem based learning (PBL).FINDING CASES
The accessibility of cases and resource materials should not be a problem for those interested in adding cases to their teachingstrategies.
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There are extensive resources on PBL and case study that have been published and many are also available online. We are linking a subset of these resources for the community to provide an introduction to getting started as well as to approaches to teaching concerns. DISCUSSION FORUMS DIRECTORY Viewing 1 - 20 of 49 topics 1 2 3 →. Topic Posts Freshness; Papers on CBL and PBL Started by Pat Marsteller in Scholarship of Teachingand Learning. 1
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Starting A Group. SCN is a place to network. One of the major design features of ScienceCaseNet (SCN) is to provide a space for members whowish to form user
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Gilbert Ayuk became a registered member 7 years, 2 months ago. Skip to toolbar. About WordPressMICHELLE FISHER
Michelle Fisher joined the group Transitional Learners in STEM 6 years, 10 months ago ACTIVE LEARNING AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN THE ORGANIC Research: Science and Education 1136 Journal of Chemical Education • Vol. 76 No. 8 August 1999 • JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu Background During the past decade there has been much discussion in the science education literature about the implementation* Home
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> _SCN supports a community of science educators, learners, > researchers, developers, and professional organizations interested > in furthering the accessibility, development, and use of cases and > problem based learning (PBL)._>
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G. FARNY, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, is a part of the inaugural cohort of SCN New Case Fellows. Her recent case study _UP ALL NIGHT: A MINI-CASE ON DIABETES_ has been accepted by the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science to be published on their website. Example cases by student groups > ELLEN M. WISNER, New Jersey Institute of Technology, designed a > semester long project to help my students write their own cases in > her honors course with the help of KIPP HERREID, her mentor in > the New Case Fellow program.>
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Science Case Network Fellow, SARAH A. ORLOFSKE, Northeastern Illinois University, shares her experience in developing, implementing, and publishing her case addressing food webmisconceptions.
“The case study is presented as a research problem faced by a pair of undergraduate researchers who discover that indeed they have ‘missed’ a trophic level in their study. As the students in the class read the story, they can also create the food web networks by hand (simplified, conceptual model) and mathematically using the software program R.” Students worked to build the world’s largest fractal as well as a new appreciation of mathematics as art. SCN SOTL Scholar, RACHEL BAYLESS, makes a case for mathematics in the humanities. Her SoTL project this past semester explored whether or not teaching with cases changes students’ perceptions of mathematics. Real-world examples provided motivation as students completed text assignments, while each homework assignment focused on fabricated real-world-type problems. Case studies were used followed by a re-evaluation of student attitudes using survey methods. One case features data from the controversial presidential election in Chile in 1970 from the perspective of a young mother who has questions. Students discover the mathematical implications of the voting system at that time. Read more from Rachel Bayless at Agnes Scott College and her _Math for the Liberal Arts_ course. Bayless_PDF _NETWORKING FOR VISION AND CHANGE _*
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