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期刊名:Cbe-life sciences education

缩写:CBE-LIFE SCI EDUC

ISSN:1931-7913

e-ISSN:1931-7913

IF/分区:4.1/Q1

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Anastasia Thanukos,Teresa MacDonald,Claire Quimby et al. Anastasia Thanukos et al.
Phylogenetics is an essential component of science literacy, but research demonstrates the challenges of interpreting evolutionary trees. While a variety of classroom interventions have been shown effective in this field, the potential of e...
Ruben S Thormodsæter,Cissy J Ballen,Sheritta Fagbodun et al. Ruben S Thormodsæter et al.
There is compelling evidence that test anxiety-related performance is contributing to documented trends in attrition in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) disciplines. While some anxiety-mitigation interventions have yielded ...
Liam O Mueller,Manvir Bamrah,Katherine L Petrie et al. Liam O Mueller et al.
Discussion sections are scheduled course meetings led by a teaching assistant (TA). Goals of these meetings may include: providing additional content practice, access to instructional support, and promoting a student's sense of belonging. A...
Hannah C Ericson,Erin L Dolan,Paula P Lemons et al. Hannah C Ericson et al.
Inadequate teaching evaluation practices undermine a department's ability to encourage, recognize, and reward effective teaching. Adopting more robust and equitable evaluation practices can address this, but faculty often worry their collea...
Anastasia Chouvalova,Isabel Billings,Abby G Caraway et al. Anastasia Chouvalova et al.
Instructors' beliefs about their students' abilities (called "lay theories") and student perceptions of instructors' beliefs impact students' outcomes. Lay theories include three beliefs: mindset (improvability of intelligence), universalit...
Christopher James Zajic,Kelly Subramanian,Arnav Adulla et al. Christopher James Zajic et al.
Course-based undergraduate research experiences (CUREs) are thought to enhance students' motivation to continue in college, in science, and in research. Yet, how CUREs enhance student motivation is largely undefined. Theories of instructor ...
Alexandra C Cooper,Marie D Delcy,Erin L Dolan Alexandra C Cooper
Course-based undergraduate research experiences (CUREs) increase student access to research, providing opportunities for more students to engage with science practices and make novel science contributions. However, little is known about how...
Paul T Le,Sarah T Hug,Laurel M Hartley Paul T Le
Community college transfer students have varied experiences that may (dis)engage them with science over their lifespan. Through the lens of science identity and boundary experiences, we completed three interviews, each with five transfer st...
Ariel Steele,Grace-Divine Boutouli,Lydia Swanson et al. Ariel Steele et al.
Impostor phenomenon is a pervasive experience amongst doctoral students with negative consequences on mental health and persistence in graduate school. While the psychological consequences of impostor phenomenon are well known, there are op...
Shangmou Xu,Elli J Theobald Shangmou Xu
This paper overviews a quasi-experimental approach, the Regression Discontinuity (RD) design, as a viable tool to estimate the effects of classroom interventions in discipline-based education research (DBER). Classroom interventions have be...