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Anthony Howcroft; Daniel King – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2024
Students come into the classroom with a variety of background knowledge. Therefore, it is imperative that educators are able to help all students, regardless of their familiarity with the content. Since it can be challenging for some large enrollment classes to schedule recitation classes after lectures due to logistical constraints, this study…
Descriptors: Time, Course Content, Student Evaluation, Tests
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Gerdeman, R. Dean; Russell, Arlene A.; Worden, Kelly J. – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2007
Though difficult to implement in large courses, undergraduate science writing and peer reviews are valuable learning experiences for students and valid mechanisms for student evaluation. This study describes improved writing and reviewing skills of students in introductory biology lecture classes that incorporate a web-based instructional tool,…
Descriptors: Internet, Biology, Student Evaluation, Lecture Method
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FitzPatrick, Kathleen A. – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2004
I altered the format of an exercise physiology course from traditional lecture to emphasizing daily reading quizzes and group problem-solving activities. I used the SALGains evaluation to compare the two approaches and saw significant improvements in the evaluation ratings of students who were taught using the new format. Narrative responses…
Descriptors: Test Format, Exercise Physiology, Student Attitudes, Student Evaluation