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Home About Us Events Services ... Teaching Tips Responses from POD (faculty development) discussion list on Encouraging Students to Prepare for Class Dear Colleagues: A faculty developer colleague posted a question on "how to get students to prepare for class" on a discussion list. Below are the responses posted back to the list. Each starts with the person who contributed the response followed by what they said. Mainly the responses are either resources on this topic or examples of strategies to encourage students to come to class prepared. There are some good ideas here. Kathleen Major Marie Revak, PhD Director of Academic Assessment Center for Educational Excellence US Air Force Academy One of our departments uses a method they call "quiz first." Each lesson, students respond to a multiple-choice quiz, first as individuals and then within their group (3-4 people). The grade is weighted at 75% individual and 25% group. Another department requires students to do a web-based exercise and submit it before 7 am on the day it is due. The instructor has the opportunity to check the submissions and then plan a lesson based on common misconceptions.

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54. FAQ Assignments Bob Mitchell (biology) suggests getting to class early and tactic establishes a highstandard for both homework and class not done this in my large gen ED class http://www.psu.edu/celt/largeclass/faqassign.html

55. Chemistry 21 Read ahead of time. 2) Make sure to do all the ONLINE homework and. VirtualLectures Online – Good gen. chem. BS Chemistry (BS biology), UNC 1987. http://www.chem.unc.edu/undergrads/2001spring/chem21_austell/c21_syllabus.htm

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56. Tammy J. Benson Phylogenetics and Computational biology developing and analyzing new gen 563/BCB550X Computational Phylogenetics, Fall with creation of homework and exams; http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~tjbenson/

Tammy J. Benson Ph.D. Student Department of Computer Science Iowa State University 226 Atanasoff Hall Iowa State University Ames, IA 50011 tjbenson@iastate.edu Advisors Dr. Oliver Eulenstein Dr. Gavin Naylor Education M.S. Statistics, Iowa State University , Fall 2002 M.S. Genetics, Iowa State University , Spring 2001 B.S. Animal Science, Truman State University , Spring 1996 ISU Courses By semester By department Research Interests Phylogenetics and Computational Biology developing and analyzing new methods of species tree construction Conferences Attended Symposium on Plant Proteomes: Structures, Changes, Interactions and Functions Iowa State University, June 20 - 23, 2002 Twelfth Annual Kansas State University Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture Manhattan, Kansas, April 30 - May 2, 2000 From Jay L. Lush to Genomics: Visions for Animal Breeding and Genetics Iowa State University, May 16 - 18, 1999 Publications A. E. Jergens, C. A. Schreiner, D. E. Frank, Y. Niyo, F. E. Ahrens, P. D. Eckersall, T. J. Benson, R. Evans. A Scoring Index for Disease Activity in Canine Inflammatory Bowel Disease. J. Vet. Intern. Med.

57. New Page 1 He doesn t take attendance. F03, Bio 019h gen/eco/evol, Lowery Interesting classfor biology. Never any homework and only two tests plus the final. http://maher.sandiego.edu/EVALS/bio.htm

BIO 001 Survey Of Biology, Evans-layng Class is fairly easy...teacher is unorganized however...almost always late to class...its nice at first but it gets annoying...4 tests make up almost entire class and final is only taken as a makeup if you fail one of the 4 tests... BIO 001, Survey Bio, Darby 3 exams and a final, the exams are multiple choice and essay, not bad though. The class itself is lecture and note taking, but its not too boring, goes by pretty fast. I would definitely recommend reading the book as well. BIO 001, Survey Bio, Darby Although the "easiest" Biology class available I still thought it was a little tough. Teacher moves through the material really fast. 3 tests and a cumulative final, attendance not required, labs only EVERY OTHER monday! BIO 001, Survey of Biology, Darby The class is not great but what science w/ lab classes are? The teacher does not lecture very well. Attendance to class is not mandatory but there are occasional group projects where you only get points if you are there. Labs are 3 hours every other week. They are mandatory attendance and have a large packet due each week (plus lab quizzes). The tests are scantron and essay and are pretty tough. BIO 001, Survey Of Biology, Evans-Layng

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