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The Pen Is Mightier Than the Keyboard: Advantages of Longhand Over Laptop Note Taking

Article on difference between taking notes by hand vs on a computer.

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NSF DMS Math Bio Grants

Main information page for applying for math bio grants from NSF DMS. Be aware that you can apply to this program on a special RUI (Research at Undergraduate Institutions) track.

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NSF DMS Applied Mathematics Grants

Main information page for applying for applied math grants from NSF DMS. Be aware that you can apply to this program on a special RUI (Research at Undergraduate Institutions) track.

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Diversity and Inclusion in STEM

This is from Sarah Blunt, Katie Hsia, Alicia Rocha, and Doug Shea, from work they did in Bjorn Sandstede's class at Brown University, shared by Chad Topaz.

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Adventures in Academic Year Research

An article in the Notices by Kathryn Leonard (then at Cal State Channel Islands) where she reflects on her undergraduate research experience.  Includes good tips and links to other resources.

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Tips for being a good mathematical audience member

This is a handout I use for my classes for how to listen to a mathematical presentation. It has how to dialogue with yourself and what questions that could lead you to ask a speaker.

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What Makes An Expert?

What the Best College Students Do
(http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674066649)

This is the second chapter from this book - this talks about deep learning vs shallow learning and the way in which motivation affects the way information is encoded. Disclaimer: This reading made my students mad.

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How Learning Works

How Learning Works: Seven Research-Based Principles for Smart Teaching
(http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470484101.html)

Great book - highly recommended! But I give the following summary of the principles from the book to my students to read.

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Pre- and Post-calculus modeling: workshop

Notes for teaching a lower-level modeling course

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GAIMME report

Great K-16 resource for mathematical modeling

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Solving DEs in R (ODE, PDE, DAE, BVP)

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Is this the end for Facebook...

This is a cool paper for modeling that I think students could recreate and have a great discussion about.  You don't really need a lot of background per se to understand the application area because students can use a lot of their own knowledge about social media.  There are also a lot of options to make extensions.

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Guidelines for projects

These were guidelines for a major project done as a team in an upper division modeling course

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Ami Radunskaya onto Mathematical modeling course

Module for Solve ODEs in R

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Article Reading Assignments

Reading questions for students to consider/answer as they read through math modeling papers. This document is constructed with the idea that a student will read the paper (or portions of the paper) in several passes. The grouping of the questions in Step 1, Step 2, etc., break the questions down into what students might consider in a first pass, a second pass, etc. with an eye towards the student developing a rubric for what makes a well written math modeling paper.

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Harvard Implicit Bias Test

The most well-known test for detecting implicit bias (which we all have!). Taking this test can be an eye-opening experience for faculty and students.

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Research Log Template

Template for research log that I use with my research students. Template contains definition of new commands in TeX for goals, log entries, meeting notes, and reflections. I have students maintain this file in a shared folder while they are doing research. My research students are expected to make goals for each week, a log entry for each day they work on their research project, and a reflection entry at the end of each week.

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Requests for New Modules

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Guidelines for publishing papers containing theory and modeling

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Requests for New Modules

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Association for Women in Mathematics

AWM has the opportunity for chapters.  It was also recently awarded a grant to renovate their site, so look for a new link soon!

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Module on Solving ODEs in MATLAB

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Open community group for biocalculus

Open community group for calculus designed for biology, life science, and/or environmental science majors.

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Council for Undergraduate Research

A society committed to supporting undergraduate research

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Ten Simple Rules to Make the Most Out of Your Undergraduate Research Career

A good article to have research students read when they start doing research with you.

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