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CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION WORKSHOP “ Campus Resources”

CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION WORKSHOP “ Campus Resources”. Monica A. Devanas Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research. Pedagogy And Faculty Development Assessment Programs Instructional Technologies Classroom Technologies Faculty And Staff Information Technologies.

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CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION WORKSHOP “ Campus Resources”

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  1. CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION WORKSHOP“Campus Resources” Monica A. Devanas Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research

  2. Pedagogy And Faculty Development Assessment Programs Instructional TechnologiesClassroom Technologies Faculty And Staff Information Technologies

  3. is the Host Institution for .net SCIENCE EDUCATIONFOR NEW CIVIC ENGAGEMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  4. SENCER, a comprehensive, national dissemination project, aims to improve undergraduate science education and foster civic engagement by teaching “to” basic science “through” complex, capacious, and unsolved public issues.

  5. SENCER advances important national educational goals by helping students: • Understand importance of empirical observation • Examine their assumptions about nature • Recognize knowledge/understanding is provisional • Hold high standards in regard to evidence and truth-claims • SENCER aims to improve science education and in doing so improves education in general.

  6. Regional Centers - MidAtlantic, New England, Chesapeake Bay, Central Plains, Midwest, Great Lakes, South, Southwest, West Symposia - Summer Institute DC Symposia Regional Centers Resources - Model Courses Backgrounders ACS Series Journal Assessment Tools - Student Assessment of Learning Gains (SENCER-SALG) Learning Goals SENCER Rubric

  7. SENCER Summer Institute

  8. Washington Symposium Rep Rush Holt Senator Daniel Inouye David Asai Howard Hughes Medical Institute Posters, Presentations, visits with Congressional Representatives

  9. SENCER Model Courses The Power of Water Renewable Environments Science on the Connecticut Coast: Investigations of Urbanized Shoreline Global Warming Environmental Biology: Ecosystems of Southwest Florida Living System: Global Concepts, Living Connections Assessing Exposure to Toxic Chemical: General Chemistry Applied to Human and Environmental Health Coal in the Heart of Appalachian Life Brownfield Action Environment and Disease Energy and the Environment Introductory Statistics with Community-Based Projects

  10. SENCER - SALG Pre-test Post-test http://salgsite.org SENCER-SALG provides instructors with useful, formative feedback to faculty interested in improving their teaching. Students rate how much class activities such as lectures, discussions, or labs help their learning. SALG also provides a snapshot of student skills and attitudes at the beginning and end of courses, allowing instructors to gauge the effectiveness of their instruction in specific areas.

  11. MidAtlantic Regional Center for Innovation OCTOBER 25, 2013 - MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY SENCER and SENCER Projects La Guardia Community College, Project Quantum Leap Remedial Math West Point Military Academy, The Energy Spine Rutgers University New Jersey Medical School, Interprofessional Education The College Board, New Standards, Big Ideas: Revised AP Courses and Exams OCTOBER 26, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON SENCER: An Overview with Opportunities for STEM Faculty WORKSHOP: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SOTL) with Carnegie Scholar Matt Fisher

  12. Thank YOU! monica.devanas@rutgers.edu

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