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April 2, 2024

Creating Effective Collaborative Learning Environments

Category: Grad School, University-Wide Creating Effective Collaborative Learning Environments


April 2, 2024

Date: 

Tuesday, April 2, 2024 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm

Location: 

Virtual

As instructors, we often present the students within our classrooms with opportunities to develop constructive collaborative behaviors. All too often, however, collaborative activities are presented to them with little to no instruction provided on how to actually collaborate. The skills and behaviors necessary for effective collaboration are often assumed by instructors to already be present and mastered in their students.  In this session you will reflect on the use of collaborative learning in your own classrooms. You will learn about topics for instructional content to help you develop and reinforce constructive collaborative behaviors in your students.  

Facilitator: Seth Hunt, Instructor, Biological Sciences Program 

A Zoom link will be sent the day before the workshop.

Category: 

Professional Development

Cycling at IM-West

Category: Grad School, University-Wide Cycling at IM-West


April 2, 2024

RECR Workshop: Rigor and Reproducibility in Research

Category: Grad School, University-Wide RECR Workshop: Rigor and Reproducibility in Research


April 2, 2024

Date: 

Tuesday, April 2, 2024 - 6:00pm to 7:30pm

Location: 

Zoom

NIH and other funding agencies are requiring comprehensive strategies for proper research methods and procedures, and the presentation of research data. These include applying rigor, minimizing bias, and maximizing reproducibility in all efforts. This workshop will discuss means by which to address these within quantitative and qualitative research. The primary principles covered within this session are rigor and reproducibility.

Registration: https://abilitylms.msu.edu/MSU/LearnerWeb_PTM.php?ActionID=Enroll&EventID=8917

Full RECR workshop series information can be found at https://grad.msu.edu/recr.

Category: 

Professional Development