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Electronic Communication with Students Connie Varnhagen Undergraduate Research Initiative Department of Psychology High Impact Teaching, Research and Learning TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012
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Electronic Communication with Students

Connie Varnhagen

Undergraduate Research Initiative

Department of Psychology

High Impact Teaching, Research and Learning

TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Knowledge

Critical thinking

Literacy

Personal and social responsibility

Integration and application

AACU (2007)

What do students need?

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Engage students through active learning

Lead to deep learning

Provide personal and practical benefit

Are empirically validated

High Impact Practices

Kuh (2008)

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

High Impact Practices

cornerstone

core community

writing collaboration

UGR

diversity

exper. learning

intern

capstone

Kuh (2008)

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

High Impact Practices

Kuh (2008)

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

An inquiry or investigation

conducted by an undergraduate student

that makes an original intellectual or creative contribution

to the discipline.

CUR (http://www.cur.org/about.html)

What is undergraduate research?

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

High Impact Practices

cornerstone

core community

writing collaboration

UGR

diversity

exper. learning

intern

capstoneUndergraduate Research

Kuh (2008)

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning about current research in the discipline

Learning methods of the discipline

Learning through inquiry

Discovering new knowledge, creating new works

Healey (2005)

Categories of undergraduate research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Positioning undergraduate research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Positioning undergraduate research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Interdisciplinary first year Science experience

Integrating all disciplines in the Faculty of Science; Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Math, Physics, and Psychology

Emphasizing hands-on, discovery-based learning

Integrated writing studies course

Science 100: Developing undergraduate researchers in one year

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

A Typical WeekMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

9:00 Drugs and the brain

Macro-molecules

Structure of bonding

Newtonian dynamics

Core and mantle convection

10:00 Methods of Integration

Introduction to learning

Tissues and Organs

Problem solving with Python

Alcohols, ethers, epoxides

11:00 Nonrenewable natural resources

WRS 103 Plant diversity and global warming

WRS 103 States of Matter

12:00

1:00 Radio-Activity!

2:00 – 5:00

Methods of IntegrationLab

Vit CLab

“Learning” in C. elegans Lab

Help/Review Session

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning about research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning about research

cornerstone

core community

writing

UGR

diversity

capstone

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning about research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning about research

core community

writing collaboration

UGR exper. learning

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning methods of the discipline

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning methods of the discipline

cornerstone

core community

writing collaboration

UGR

diversity

exper. learning

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning through discovery

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning through discovery

cornerstone

core community

UGR exper. learning

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning through discovery

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning through discovery

cornerstone

core community

collaboration

UGR

diversity

exper. learning

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Discovering new knowledge

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Discovering new knowledge

core community

writing collaboration

UGR

diversity

exper. learning

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Discovering new knowledge

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Discovering new knowledge

core community

writing

UGR

diversity

exper. learningcapstone

intern

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Integrating HIPs into your class

Goals Objectives

Select appropriate

HIPs

Design learning

environment

Assess

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Learning ObjectivesDescribe the function of the cerebellum

Interpret results from t\cerebellar tests

Adapt human tests for animals

Predict results

Differentiate between the cats

Evaluate the research literature

CNS lab Goals Objective

s

Select appropriate HIPs

Design learning

environment

Assess

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Core understanding + diversity

Experiential learning

Collaboration + undergraduate research

Writing intensive

Planning the lab Goals Objective

s

Select appropriate HIPs

Design learning

environment

Assess

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Prelab Core understanding – structure and function

Introduce diversity – intoxication, panleukopenia

LabExperiential learning – various cerebellar tasks

Collaboration and research – adapt for cats

Post lab Literature review and analysis

Designing the lab Goals Objective

s

Select appropriate HIPs

Design learning

environment

Assess

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Positioning undergraduate research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Pairs to administer tests

Fours to adapt tests

Lab environment Goals Objective

s

Select appropriate HIPs

Design learning

environment

Assess

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Assessing the lab Goals Objective

s

Select appropriate HIPs

Design learning

environment

Assess

Unexpectedundergraduate research findings

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Impact of undergraduate research

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Assessing Impact

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

EngagementStudent attitudes and perceptions questionnaires

Retention

Deep learningGrades in senior courses

Personal and practical benefitResearch awards and scholarships

Beliefs about Science

Scientific reasoning

Cohort correlational analysis

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

Results...

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TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium, 2012

High Impact Practices

Are evidence-based

Encourage active learning

Lead to deeper learning

Have practical and personal benefit

Are all components of undergraduate research

Must be matched to learning goals and objectives

Take home messages