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Taylor Graham
@ 9:12 am on 10 May 2018

Graphs

Generating and interpreting graphs is an important skill for biology students. This collection includes several activities and sites that provide graphing practice and samples.

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Kristin Jenkins
@ 11:41 am on 08 May 2018

Quant Bio Teaching Activities

This is a collection of resources with quant bio activities to use in the classroom.

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Kristin Jenkins
@ 11:36 am on 08 May 2018

Math Anxiety, Mindset, and Inclusivity

Math anxiety is a real issue that can interfere with students' ability to learn and use quantitative skills. This collection includes information on math anxiety and tools to overcome it as well as information on other issues that can influence student success including mindset, implicit bias, and sense of belonging.

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Kristin Jenkins
@ 9:28 am on 08 May 2018

Resources for Tuesday Sessions

This collection includes materials and links provided by the presenters of the Tuesday sessions.

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Hayley Orndorf
@ 3:36 pm on 07 May 2018

Documents

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Hong Qin
@ 10:31 am on 26 Mar 2018

Data-centric teaching resources

Please add your favorite educational materials or modules for teaching with data (from any published source or your own work). In the description, tell us if you used these materials in your courses and how you implemented it. [This is an open collection so please don't post items that can't be shared publicly].

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Kristine Grayson
@ 1:50 pm on 26 Feb 2018

Faculty Mentoring Network Products - 2017

Faculty created a supplementary activity focused on student quantitative skills that complements an existing HHMI resource

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Kristine Grayson
@ 10:38 pm on 20 Feb 2018

Images of NEON Data Collection

Here are some images our field ecologists collecting data. We're still in the process of building out this library. Please ask Megan if you have other images that you would like for use in your modules.

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Megan A. Jones Patterson
@ 2:26 pm on 14 Feb 2018

Bi 212 Syllabus Central Oregon Community College

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Sarah Fuller
@ 4:05 pm on 08 Feb 2018

Hurricane visualization & simulations

NASA visualization of 2017 hurricane season and interactive hurricane simulations

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Linda M Grisham
@ 8:29 pm on 25 Jan 2018

Hurricane simulations & visualization

Visualization of 2017 hurricane season from NASA and URLs to several interactive hurricane simulators

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Linda M Grisham
@ 3:24 pm on 24 Jan 2018

Figure of the Day

Please contribute your Figures of the Day here. Preferred format is Powerpoint, with one slide containing the figure with all labels removed, and the following slide containing the complete figure including the source (preferably with url). Include any tips to the instructor or interesting features of the data in the Powerpoint notes.

If your figures are themed by course topic or content, please feel free to mention that in the description.

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Arietta Fleming-Davies
@ 12:12 pm on 17 Jan 2018

Quantitative Skills Workshop Resource Links

This collection contains resources discussed during a workshop on developing quantitative skills in introductory biology courses using HHMI BioInteractive resources

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Kristine Grayson
@ 9:50 am on 15 Jan 2018

Assessment tools

Here are some tools out there available for assessment of math bio learning/attitudes.

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Carrie Diaz Eaton
@ 3:41 pm on 06 Dec 2017

rpro

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Pramod Pandey
@ 2:36 pm on 14 Nov 2017

Science in the Classroom Annotated Papers

Science in the Classroom (SitC) is a collection of freely available annotated research papers from the Science family of journals. Annotations include vocabulary, methods, descriptions of prior research, and explanations of major conclusions. Each paper has an educator's guide outlining connections to science competencies within STEM learning frameworks and standards, as well as suggested activities and resources for further exploration of the subject.

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Kristine Grayson
@ 10:55 pm on 11 Nov 2017