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WEEK FOUR: Friday May 19, 2017

Peer-to-peer case study

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Peter M. Sadler, Ph.D

Professor, Department of Earth Sciences

 

Research Area

​Completeness of the fossil record;  extinction;  rates of geologic processes.

Teaching or learning problem/challenge that made you rethink your learning model or approach or try something new

Poor quality of student writing;  need for instructor to engage during the writing process;  contempt for multiple-choice examinations

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How you addressed that challenge (if applicable, what technology, learning strategy, etc. you integrated to do so)

Reports, essays and theses written and monitored in Google Docs;  lectures refashioned as essay prompts;  field courses as “flipped classrooms”

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How students responded, any challenges, and lessons learned

Many are slow to start writing; a few are intimidated by technology; writing is generally improved

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SPEAKER

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University of California, Riverside 

Hyperstruction Studio, SURGE 170 

900 University Avenue

Riverside, CA 92521 

 

engage@ucr.edu

 

Academic Engagement website

FIVE WEEKS STARTING APRIL 27, 2016

THROUGH MAY 26, 2017

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THURS AFTERNOON SESSION: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

FRI MORNING SESSION: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

 

*CELEBRATION LUNCH - LAST FRIDAY, MAY 26

Co-sponsored by UCR Computing & Communications | Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education

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