Integrating the Concept of Homeostasis Into a First-Semester Anatomy and Physiology Course Through Short Predict-Observe-Explain Activities

Journal Article | November 2022

Historically, undergraduate anatomy and physiology (A&P) has been a challenging course for incorporating conceptual learning techniques due to large class sizes and an emphasis on content and terminology. The…

Who Does Science?

Journal Article | August 2020

Designing, Sustaining, and Evaluating Environmental Justice Projects: The Critical Community Science Tool

Journal Article | March 2023

Travis Kauffman vs. the Mountain Lion

Case Study | July 2021

Wearing on Her Nerves

Case Study | May 2011

Using Climate Models to Learn About Global Climate Change

Journal Article | September 2020

I've Fallen Over and I Can't Get Up

Case Study | January 2012

Football Fanaticism

Case Study | July 2003

The Case of the Jamaican Fisherman

Case Study | June 2012

It Was a Hot August Afternoon...

Case Study | March 2005

Just When You Thought Your Lab Was Safer

Blog Post | February 2023

It Takes a Lot of Nerve

Case Study | March 2002

Adding Necessary Rigor to Engineering Pedagogical Change

Journal Article | June 2021

In this study, we explore the teaching of an acclaimed engineering education professor and his struggles to transform his classroom in light of the National Academy of Engineering standards. We argue that pedagogical…

The Human Body: The Appendix

Blog Post | October 2020

No Longer Living the Sweet Life

Case Study | October 2018