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Learn how to modify your intro geoscience course using InTeGrate modules to enhance student learning and engagement. This workshop will provide you with the tools and resources needed to successfully incorporate InTeGrate activities into your curriculum.
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Developing (or Modifying) an Intro Geoscience Course Using InTeGrate Modules Earth Educators’ Rendezvous, July 17-19, 2017 David A. McConnell Marine, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences North Carolina State University
Ice Breaker • Go to the location designated for: • Class type (physical geology/earth science/environmental geology/environmental science/other) • Number of intro classes per year (0-1/2-3/4-5/6+) • Number of years teaching (0-2/3-6/7-12/13-20/>20) • Type of institution/program (PhD/MS/BS/2YC/Other) • Form a number line by size of class • <50 to >200
Speed Introductions • Three things: • Who you are • Where you are from • Best teaching moment
Workshop Goals Compare and contrast InTeGrate lessons and activities with learning goals for existing courses Redesign courses and/or lessons to incorporate suitable InTeGrate activities. Adapt InTeGrate resources to meet the needs of specific learning environments
Self-Inventory Activity • Post-it Note Task • Write two words or a short phrase describing why you selected to participate in this workshop • Place notes at locations indicated. • Review posted notes, and reorganize. • Briefly discuss with colleagues, report out.
Day 1 Workshop Objectives After Day 1, workshop participants will be able to: Describe the goals of the InTeGrate project. Identify the content of at least six InTeGrate modules. Explain the format of the InTeGrate modules. List the five major characteristics of all InTeGrate modules. Describe one or more activities from selected InTeGrate modules.