2019 Conference

Tuesday Nov. 19

​Conference talks were captured as a single recording, available at:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Gg0c1gkXZXNEGlNbA0HepWrFSzt4o46_?usp=sharing

Times listed in the table below indicate when in the recording each session begins; “NR” indicates a presentation was not in the recording because the data cannot be shared at this time). Download the 2019 Conference abstracts here.

TitleSpeakerTime
Introduction to Conference & BioTAPBeth Schussler (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)0:00
The Prism Model: A Novel Approach to Graduate Teaching Assistants’ (GTAs’) Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) Professional DevelopmentCassie Mattox, Nova Southeastern University (currently at Maryville University)0:18
Feedback Hit or Miss: Biology Graduate Students Teaching Scientific Writing Skills to UndergraduatesMelody Danley, Sheyanne Trent, and Trey Grant, University of Kentucky0:38
Procedure vs. Meaning: Capturing Lab GTAs Interactions With Students In Video RecordingsIglika Pavlova, Zeynab Badreddine, and Meg Horton, UNC Greensboro0:47
Networking for Change: Improving Teaching Professional Development Through Connections, Collaboration, and CommunityAnn Austin, Michigan State UniversityNR
A Comparison of Biology Graduate Students Teaching and Research Professional NetworksJoshua Reid and Grant Gardner, Middle Tennessee State University0:57
Innovations in Inclusive Practices: Training Biology Teaching Assistants in Culturally Responsive Science TeachingHillary Barron (University of Minnesota), Julie Brown (University of Florida), and Sehoya Cotner (University of Minnesota)1:17
Catching the Wave: Are Biology Graduate Students on Board with Evidence-Based Teaching?Emma C. Goodwin (e.c.goodwin@pdx.edu) and Erin E. Shortlidge, Portland State UniversityNR
Keynote – Building capacity for GTA pedagogical professional development: The role of communities of practiceErika Offerdahl, Washington State UniversityNR
The Science Teaching Experience Program for Upcoming PhDs (STEP-UP): Designing for Effective & Inclusive InstructorsElaine Klein, (University of Washington-Seattle) Ben Wiggins (University of Washington-Seattle), Rebecca Price (UW-Bothell), and Rich Gardner (University of Washington-Seattle)1:26
What GTAs Anticipate to be the Long-term Costs and Benefits of an Intro Bio Lab Assistantship with TPDFrank R. Castelli and Mark A. Sarvary, Cornell University1:36
Can Graduate Students Use Concept Inventories Too?: A Case Study with the Homeostasis Concept InventoryEmily Royse, Alexandra A. Vita, Nicholas A. Pullen, and Emily A. Holt, University of Northern Colorado1:47
Examining the Impact of Responsive Teaching PD for Biology TAsMatthew Simon and Julia Gouvea, Tufts University1:56

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