Incorporating Service-Learning (SL), Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and Research Ethics into the Undergraduate Research Curriculum
Presentation Type
Poster Session
Location
Burnett Honors College Lounge
Start Date
19-10-2012 5:15 PM
End Date
19-10-2012 7:00 PM
Description/Abstract
Service-learning (SL), Problem-based learning (PBL), and research ethics are incorporated into the undergraduate STEM curriculum to enhance student learning, engagement, and critical thinking skills. Student-centered, inquiry-driven, interactive activities are used to reinforce student understanding of basic scientific methodology. Community partners in collaboration with Barry’s Center for Community Service Initiatives (CCSI) are being identified and recruited. Service-learning is integrated into courses so that students can provide meaningful service to the community and enrich their learning and research experiences while fostering civic responsibility. [NIH-MARC and RISE Grants; Biology Department]
Incorporating Service-Learning (SL), Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and Research Ethics into the Undergraduate Research Curriculum
Burnett Honors College Lounge
Service-learning (SL), Problem-based learning (PBL), and research ethics are incorporated into the undergraduate STEM curriculum to enhance student learning, engagement, and critical thinking skills. Student-centered, inquiry-driven, interactive activities are used to reinforce student understanding of basic scientific methodology. Community partners in collaboration with Barry’s Center for Community Service Initiatives (CCSI) are being identified and recruited. Service-learning is integrated into courses so that students can provide meaningful service to the community and enrich their learning and research experiences while fostering civic responsibility. [NIH-MARC and RISE Grants; Biology Department]
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