KU Community: Brown Bag Seminars

 

October 28 , 2011: Measures of Effective Teaching:  Capturing the UTeach Vision in Classroom Observation
Presented by: Candance Walkington, IES Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Wisconsin

Materials: Flyer | Powerpoint

September 9, 2011: Using GIS to Examine Kansas Math and Science Teacher Shortages due to Retirement
Presented by: Steve Obenhaus, Master Teacher at University of Kansas

Materials: Flyer | Powerpoint

April 23, 2007: Teaching Scientific Argumentation in Middle School Science

Materials: Flyer

October 18, 2006: A Sample of Best Practices in University Lower Division Science Education

Materials: Flyer | PowerPoint

August 22, 2006: Attracting Gifted and Talented Students into Science and Engineering Courses

Materials: Flyer

April 19, 2006: Creating Collaborative Evaluation Communities

An NSF effort to evaluate best practice in elementary math and science education.
Materials: Flyer (pdf) :: PowerPoint

March 28, 2006: The Prototype Plume Busters Software: A New Tool for Computer-Assisted Instruction

Dr. Allen Macfarlane, Kansas Geological Survey scientist, will demonstrate and guide participants through the usage of Plume Busters, an interactive software that allows participants to take on the role of an environmental consultant and apply the principles of ground-water flow and well hydraulics to solve a simulated contamination problem.
Materials: (none)

February 20, 2006: Stereoscopic Displays

Can stereoscopic imaging improve comprehension in the Physical Sciences and Geographic Education?
Presenters: Matt Dunbar, Dr. Terry Slocum, Dr. Steve Egbert
Materials: Flyer (pdf)

January 18, 2006: China - Research and Education Opportunities

This seminar reflects the Center? efforts to involve scientists, science educators and education specialists from many units on the Lawrence campus in an interdisciplinary collaborative venture to improve science education at KU and throughout the state of Kansas, and contribute to scholarship in science education on a national and international level.
Presenters: Dr. Dennis Lane, Dr. Steven Case, Carrie Hohl
Materials: Flyer (pdf) :: PowerPoint (pps) :: Audio Stream (mp3)

May 10, 2005: Personal Response Systems

Personal Response Systems engage students in classroom discourse and questioning using technology to promote accountability - any curriculum, anytime.
Presenter: Dr. Phil Baringer
Materials: Flyer :: Powerpoint (pps)

April 20, 2005: The Kansas Science Standards

A review of the development of the Kansas Science Standards by the writing committee co-chairperson, Dr. Steve Case.
Presenter: Dr. Steven Case
Materials: Flyer (pdf) :: Powerpoint (pps)