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Incorporating Research into Undergraduate Paleontology Courses Or a Tale of 23,276 Mulinia

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By: Patricia H Kelley(Author)
75 pages, 1 colour illustration, 1 table
Incorporating Research into Undergraduate Paleontology Courses
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Research-led, research-oriented, and research-based teaching incorporate research into teaching to different degrees. Research-led teaching focuses on content and informs students about current research findings. Research-oriented teaching focuses on techniques and often occurs in research methods courses. In research-based teaching, students participate in research. Through this involvement, they benefit from improved content knowledge, research skills, and life skills, as well as enhanced personal development. Research-embedded courses can make such benefits available to a wide range of students. Best practices in experiential learning and the incorporation of research in teaching include intentionality, planning, authenticity, reflection, training, monitoring, assessment, and acknowledgement. These principles of best practice are illustrated by courses with embedded student research. Guidelines are presented for how to plan and execute a semester-long course-embedded research project, as well as alternative and shorter-term approaches. Research-based teaching provides challenges for students and faculty, but the benefits for all stakeholders are strong.

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Handbook / Manual
By: Patricia H Kelley(Author)
75 pages, 1 colour illustration, 1 table
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