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Public Group active 5 months, 1 week agoThis is an online meeting place for pre-service biology teachers. UKanTeach students and students from KU’s school of Education GLP program have developed an informal organization to explore biology teaching resources, living organisms in the classroom, field experiences, laboratories and professional involvement. Students from other institutions are welcome as are veteran teachers. Mostly this forum will serve as a starting point–an organizational tool for the students. We hope that the group will generate KABT BioBlog postings of their experiences that will serve as a resource for all new biology teachers.
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william lockwood posted an update in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 6 months agoNovember 12, 2010
We did the floating disk assay today in a 42 minute 9th grade general biology.
Students all (just barely) had data at the end of the period. They were did not have time to draw graphs and we were not able to talk about the ET50 number but during the timing phase of the procedure I was able to circulate to some lab groups and…[Read more] -
Brad Williamson posted an update in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 6 months agoThanks Lindsey—great notes.
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Lindsey Demke posted an update in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 6 months agoHere’s a list of resources I got from Brad. I needed to type up a resource list for a class so I just used Brad’s suggestions. Anyway it’s the site, and what I thought of it (I have only spent a limited amount of time on each site, so bare that in mind). If you have any you would like to add please feel free!
Resources for Biology…[Read more]
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Lindsey Demke posted an update in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 6 months agoHi guys I’m in the process of getting all of my notes typed up. I will post them as I get them finished. Remember these are just my notes! Here’s what I have from our Floating Disk Photosynthesis day I didn’t type out he procedure or anything because that is posted in lots of different places.
Photosynthesis: Floating Disk Lab
Notes from…[Read more]
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Lindsey Demke joined the group
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Brad Williamson posted on the forum topic Program Schedule in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 7 months agoTues. Oct. 5
The plan today is to introduce the group on the KABT BioBlog.
Plant Fastplants
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Brad Williamson started the forum topic Program Schedule in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 7 months agoIn this topic let’s discuss possible future programs, meeting themes and field trips.
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Brad Williamson started the forum topic Organization in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 7 months agoI propose that you use this thread to discuss organizing this group. Name suggestions, mission statement ideas, officers, and such. I’ll create a separate thread for Program Scheduling.
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william lockwood posted an update in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 7 months agoTo become an official student org. we will need to have three officers and a mission statement.
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Brad Williamson posted an update in the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU: 1 year, 7 months agoThis group met for the first time, today. I’m sponsoring the group and was a bit long winded but the students involved are enthusiastic about exploring and developing biology teaching resources. The group has decided to meet once a week on Tuesdays at 12:30 in Haworth 2031. Next Tuesday’s meeting will feature Wisconsin Fastplants and the…[Read more]
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Brad Williamson created the group
PreService Biology Teachers at KU 1 year, 7 months ago
That is cool William…Glad you got it to work out. 42 minutes is a stretch—if only you’d had 5 more minutes.