<<Hugo Rossi Lecture Series The UTeach Model of STEM Teacher Preparation: Replication and Opportunities for Growth Jill Marshall, University of Texas at Austin (February 17, 2016) Click here to download the slides from Dr. Marshall’s presentation, or view the video below. The UTeach model of secondary STEM teacher preparation has been identified […]
Read More<<Hugo Rossi Lecture Series Stimulating Change in STEM Education: Engaging Faculty at the Department Level Susan Shadle, Boise State University Wednesday, January 27, 2016 Evidence-based instructional practices are well-documented by education research to be effective in supporting student learning. However, their adoption is not widespread in higher education. As part of an NSF WIDER project, […]
Read MoreThe Center for Science and Mathematics Education (CSME) is pleased to present the CSME Exchange, an interactive brown bag discussion for faculty, students, and staff. The next CSME Exchange is: “Structural and pedagogical approaches to support student learning in PHYS 2210” Jordan Gerton, Director, CSME Thursday, January 14, 2016 INSCC room 345 12-1pm Lunch […]
Read More<<Hugo Rossi Lecture Series Fully On-line Introductory Physics with a Bona Fide Lab Michael Schatz, Georgia Institute of Technology Wednesday, January 20, 2016 This talk will describe the development and implementation of a college-level introductory physics (mechanics) course and laboratory that is suited for both on-campus and on-line environments. The course emphasizes a “Your World […]
Read MoreStanding on the Shoulders of Giants: Using the Lessons of Science to Prepare and Retain Skilled Teachers of Science David Feldon, Utah State University (12/2/2015) Despite the recent emphasis on developing a STEM workforce in Utah, the state is struggling to meet the demand for science and mathematics teachers. While multiple licensure pathways exist for […]
Read MoreThe Center for Science and Mathematics Education (CSME) is pleased to present the CSME Exchange, an interactive brown bag discussion for faculty, students, and staff. The next CSME Exchange is: “Education in and with the Zooniverse Citizen Science Platform” Lucy Fortson, University of Minnesota Thursday, November 5, 2015 JFB room 334 12-1pm (Please bring your own […]
Read MoreThe Role of Problem Solving in Introductory Physics – Decisions, Decisions, Decisions Ken Heller, University of Minnesota Thursday, October 8, 2015 3:30pm refreshments, 4pm presentation James Fletcher Building (JFB) 102 Preparing students to solve problems has long been recognized as one of the primary purposes of a university education. When entering the University, student problem […]
Read MoreWhy Doesn’t It Work Here? A Systems Approach to Physics Instruction Ken Heller, University of Minnesota Introductory physics is the gateway to modern technical professions. That student diversity leads adventurous physics instructors to try a new pedagogy or technology. After a few years the course reverts to its original form. We all recognize that a […]
Read MoreCSME is pleased to partner with Texas Instruments on the following upcoming seminar: TI Leadership Summit College and Career Readiness in STEM Education November 10, 2015 8:30am-1:30pm University Guest House Presentations will include: “The State of STEM in Utah” – Tamara Goetz, Executive Director of the STEM Action Center “College and […]
Read MoreOn Wednesday, August 26, Scott Baldridge from Louisiana State University presented “A Story of Mathematics Curriculum: Eureka Math”. View the abstract and video, below.
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