Education Research Journal Club
(Formerly STEM Ed Journal Club)
Complete an interest form for Fall 2024!
About
The ATL supports instructor use of evidence-based practices and aims to broaden knowledge, understanding, and engagement with these practices. Growing out of the Faculty Interest Groups program, this program offers multiple sections with various topics of emphasis. Participants explore publications related to both scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) and discipline-based education research (DBER) to generate discussion and build a community of support for enacting new teaching methods. We will read and discuss recent publications and book chapters on evidence-based practices, including active learning, assessment, writing to learn, etc.
Questions? Contact: michelle_herridge@baylor.edu
Fall 2024 Sections
The Ed Research Journal Club will meet on the chosen day during the following weeks for Fall 2024:
TBD!
Sign up for updates here: Fall 2024 Ed Research Journal Club Sign Up
Potential topics for Fall 2024 - Please complete the interest form to help pick!
- Neurodivergence in the Classroom
- Assessment & Grading
- AI in STEM
- Reflective Teaching Practices
- Student Learning & Experience
- Training and Supporting Undergraduate Peer Leaders
- Training and Supporting Graduate Teaching Assistants
- Laboratory Design and Practice
- Teaching Online
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning/Action Research Methods and Practice
- Your suggestions!
At least one section of the Education Research Journal Club will be hosted online. Most sections will be meeting in person.
Topics & Times for Spring 2024:
- Undergraduate Peer Leaders & Learning Assistants -
- Mondays at 11:15AM
- BSB E.201
- Neurodivergence in the Classroom -
- Tuesdays at 2PM
- Poage Conference Room
- AI in STEM -
- Wednesdays at 10:10AM
- Zoom Link
- Assessment & Grading (Book): Wad-Ja-Get?: The Grading Game in American Education -
- Fridays at 2:30PM
- BSB E.401
Also happening! STEM Education Writing Group
We will meet online once a week to work on science education research and publications. Please email Dr. Michelle Herridge (michelle_herridge@baylor.edu) for more information or to join the mailing list!