Monday, November 8
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Sessions without linked titles were not recorded. Contact the presenters for more information. Download the 2021 Conference Abstracts here.
| Introduction to the Conference and BioTAP | |
| Keynote – Measuring what we value: What does it take to transform GTA professional development? | Daniel Reinholz (San Diego State University) |
| Culturally Responsive Undergraduate Science Education: A training program for justice-focused science teaching. | Hillary A. Barron (Bemidji State University) |
| Avoiding, Minimizing, or Wrestling?: Discussing Uncertainty in Undergraduate General Biology Labs. | Sam Skrob-Martin (Florida State University), Sherry A. Southerland (Florida State University) |
| Nascent Idea Discussion: A Research Coordination Network in Undergraduate Biology Education (RCN-UBE) for Scientific Writing Instructors. | Dan Johnson (Wake Forest University) |
| “How might you explain what happened?”: Fostering sensemaking in a biology lab through educative curricular supports for TAs. | Alyssa Freeman, Anna S. Grinath (Idaho State University), Angela Google, Zhigang Jia, Tina Carter (Middle Tennessee State University) |
Tuesday, November 9
| Talk moves as pedagogical tools for eliciting and working with student ideas in an undergraduate biology laboratory. | Evan Barnes (Westmont College), Ron Gray (Northern Arizona University), Anna S. Grinath (Idaho State University) |
| Nascent Idea Discussion: Crafting a Blueprint for the Next Decade of Education and Scholarship on Graduate Teaching Assistant Professional Development. | Jeffrey T. Olimpo (University of Texas at El Paso), Amy Pate (Arizona State University), Amie M. Kern (University of Texas at El Paso) |
| Teaching assistant peer observation of labs and tutorials increased confidence, community and mindset in both novice and veteran TAs. | Cassandra Debets (Simon Fraser University and University of Manitoba), Megan Barker (Simon Fraser University) |
| How involving peer educators in curriculum development improves their own statistical training in the process of helping their peers. | Brent Stoffer, Brooke Lyman, Ally Boggs, Samantha Ashmore (University of Cincinnati) |
| Closing Remarks |
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