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Allen, Deborah; Tanner, Kimberly – Cell Biology Education, 2003
In answering the call of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1990) that "science should be taught as science is practiced at is best," science faculty across the country have systematically begun to infuse their skills, perspectives, and experiences as scientists into the instructional approaches they select for their…
Descriptors: Medical Schools, Problem Based Learning, Cytology, Biology
Allen, Deborah; Tanner, Kimberly – Cell Biology Education, 2003
An instructor contemplating a course transformation to incorporate a student-centered learning environment may feel faced with what seems like a high-wire balancing act--a constantly renegotiated compromise between students' legitimate needs for structure, well-understood expectations, and good grades and instructors' foreknowledge that the path…
Descriptors: Concept Mapping, Problem Based Learning, Active Learning, Cytology
Tanner, Kimberly D.; Chatman, Liesl; Allen, Deborah – Cell Biology Education, 2003
Partnerships between members of the scientific community at institutes of higher education and the K-12 education community are an increasingly popular approach to science education reform (Atkin, 1989; Chatman, 2002; Sussman, 1993; NSF, 2003a, 2003b). Although the word "partnership" can mean many things to many people, we use the term…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Scientific Research, Elementary Secondary Education, Problem Based Learning
Guilford, William H. – Cell Biology Education, 2005
Students are most motivated and learn best when they are immersed in an environment that causes them to realize why they should learn. Perhaps nowhere is this truer than when teaching the biological sciences to engineers. Transitioning from a traditionally mathematics-based to a traditionally knowledge-based pedagogical style can challenge student…
Descriptors: Relevance (Education), Course Descriptions, Engineering Education, Cytology
Wood, William B. – Cell Biology Education, 2002
When the author began teaching as a young assistant professor at Caltech in 1966, his assignment was to take over the undergraduate biochemistry course taught for many years by Henry Borsook, who was about to retire. Students dreaded this course. Having delighted in biochemistry during his graduate training at Stanford, he was determined to put…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Graduate Study, Textbooks, Biochemistry
Bockholt, Susanne M.; West, J. Paige; Bollenbacher, Walter E. – Cell Biology Education, 2003
Multimedia has the potential of providing bioscience education novel learning environments and pedagogy applications to foster student interest, involve students in the research process, advance critical thinking/problem-solving skills, and develop conceptual understanding of biological topics. "Cancer Cell Biology," an interactive, multimedia,…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Constructivism (Learning), Physicians, Student Interests
Allen, Deborah; Tanner, Kimberly – Cell Biology Education, 2005
The strategies for breaking down the roadblocks and realizing the promise of active learning and inquiry instruction in the large class are being tested and publicized. Educators who have addressed the multitude of issues that underlie implementation of active-learning strategies in large-enrollment settings are conscientiously spreading the word…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Large Group Instruction, Biology, College Science

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