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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:3.6/Q1

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Brie Tripp,Akshaya Ravi,Ethan Pang et al. Brie Tripp et al.
Grades are a staple of education and a gateway to future career opportunities. Yet, grading practices can (re)produce inequities and cause students to feel inadequate and unmotivated. Alternative grading practices may address these problems...
Clara L Meaders,Lilyan Mendez,Alfonso Godínez Aguilar et al. Clara L Meaders et al.
Introductory biology is a gateway course for majors and other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. Despite the importance of chemistry content knowledge for understanding biology, the relationship between ch...
Alexandra Machrone,Mainlyng Duenas,Amy Acosta et al. Alexandra Machrone et al.
Engagement in scientific discourse is an essential part of becoming a scientist. In this exploratory study, we aim to examine the scientific discourse (and resulting benefits) between undergraduate biology students and professional scientis...
Rebecca R Lesnefsky,Jamie Elsner,Eric A Kirk et al. Rebecca R Lesnefsky et al.
Integrating science education with social justice is vital for preparing students to critically address significant societal issues like climate change and pandemics. This study examines the effectiveness of socioscientific system modeling ...
Emily K Bremers,Olive K McKay,Julie Dangremond Stanton Emily K Bremers
When students use metacognition, they can more effectively problem solve on their own and in groups. Most metacognition studies have focused on individual learners while a few studies have begun to explore the metacognition learners use in ...
Dion T Harry,Ashtin Crawford,Chaterlee Pamintuan et al. Dion T Harry et al.
College students with identities traditionally marginalized in scientific disciplines are more engaged and more likely to remain in science if they feel that they belong in their science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) clas...
Elvira J Abrica,Deryl Hatch-Tocaimaza,Sarah Corey-Rivas et al. Elvira J Abrica et al.
Using the Culturally Engaging Campus Environments (CECE) Model, this qualitative study examined development of psychosocial attributes (i.e., sense of belonging, science identity, and self-efficacy) among 1st-year life science undergraduate...
Adrian Adams,Lauren Barth-Cohen Adrian Adams
In undergraduate research settings, students are likely to encounter anomalous data, that is, data that do not meet their expectations. Most of the research that directly or indirectly captures the role of anomalous data in research setting...
Elizabeth H Schultheis,Ash T Zemenick,Rachel M Youngblood et al. Elizabeth H Schultheis et al.
Featuring scientists in classroom materials provides opportunities for students to relate to scientists as role models and see themselves in science. However, it is unclear what information students find most relatable when encountering sci...