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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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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...
Taya Misheva,Kaitlyn N Coburn,Jason R Wiles Taya Misheva
Efforts to measure student acceptance of evolution have led to the development of several surveys. One persistent challenge has been constructing a survey that accurately characterizes not only students who accept or reject evolution in its...
Baylee A Edwards,Sam A Maas,M Elizabeth Barnes et al. Baylee A Edwards et al.
Perceived conflict between religion and evolution drives evolution rejection among religious undergraduate biology students. Though most biology undergraduates at secular institutions are religious, the majority of biology graduate students...
Yaileen C Maldonado Mendez,Benjamin S Listyg,Constanza Mardones-Segovia et al. Yaileen C Maldonado Mendez et al.
Undergraduate research experiences (URE) and course-based UREs (CURE) vary in terms of what students do, and it is unclear whether CUREs can substitute as research experiences for UREs. We used ecological momentary assessment (EMA), or in-t...
Irfanul Alam,Teresa Bilinski,Kelsie M Bernot et al. Irfanul Alam et al.
Civic engagement involves an individual's proactive participation in a community to improve its socioeconomic conditions. Scientific civic engagement (SCE) is a variant where students use their scientific expertise to achieve similar effect...
Maria G Rendon,Glenda M Flores,David R Schaefer Maria G Rendon
Women in science, technology, engineering and mathermatics (STEM) point to a competitive, predominantly white, male-dominant STEM culture where women confront a "chilly climate" and microaggressions. This includes biology, where there is ge...
Jennifer H Doherty,Kylie A Todd,Mary Pat Wenderoth et al. Jennifer H Doherty et al.
How do undergraduates use biological principles to guide their reasoning when solving novel problems? Is it an effective strategy? To address these questions, we analyzed real-time discussions from small groups of students in an Introductor...
Carly A Busch,Parth B Bhanderi,Katelyn M Cooper et al. Carly A Busch et al.
Few LGBTQ+ biology instructors reveal their identities to undergraduates, often without considering the potential student benefits. Although instructors who have revealed their LGBTQ+ identity perceive positive impacts for students and a pi...
Fiona Freeland,Evelyn A Boyd,Joi P Walker et al. Fiona Freeland et al.
To address global environmental and health problems, scientists must work across disciplinary boundaries. The Science of Team Science is a field of study that examines the processes by which effective scientific teams operate across discipl...