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Building a Scientist-Science Educator Collaboration: Establishing the Inquiry Institute
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This article describes the development of the Inquiry Institute, a collaboration of scientists from a science department and science educators from a school of education. The history of the institute and the benefits to…
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Science 2.0: Collaborative Data Collection via Google Forms
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This column shares web tools that support learning. This month’s issue describes a collaborative model of data collection.
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Online Reading Informs Classroom Instruction and Promotes Collaborative Learning
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This article describes an online annotation tool that was tested in two biology courses: intermediate-level Molecular Biology and upper level Cancer Biology.
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Methods and Strategies: Greenteam: A Community Collaboration Celebrates Environmental Science
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This column provides ideas and techniques to enhance your science teaching. This month’s issue describes a science ecology club and an environmental education family science night.
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Action-Based Research Teams: Collaborating to Improve Science Instruction
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Action-based research teams, a partnership of scientists, science educators, master teachers, graduate students and undergraduates, have been established at Purdue University to improve undergraduate instruction in the…
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Collaborative Teaching Across Freshman Information Technology and Chemistry Courses
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This article discusses a lesson in which chemistry was incorporated into information technology (IT) programming assignments and IT problem solving into chemistry. At-risk students, performing well below control groups…
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Science Sampler: Wade in the water—School, parent, and community collaboration
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Real-life science experiences can excite students. Both the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and the National Research Council (NRC) stress the importance of hands-on activities that foster…
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Bridging the Divide Between Science and Education: Lessons From a Fruitful Collaboration
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This study describes the California Teach formula for success, which includes five key ingredients: (1) mutual benefits, (2) recognition of distinct sets of expertise, (3) agreement on core principles, (4) willingness…