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Interdisciplinary UndergraduateTeaching and Research

Interdisciplinary UndergraduateTeaching and Research. Malcolm Potts, Qatar University, April 2008. 5. Teaching Theory. feeling. doing. watching. thinking. Conflicts. Experiential Learning Cycle. Kolb Learning Style Inventory. Modes of grasping experience Concrete Experience (CE)

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Interdisciplinary UndergraduateTeaching and Research

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  1. Interdisciplinary UndergraduateTeaching and Research Malcolm Potts, Qatar University, April 2008 5. Teaching Theory

  2. feeling doing watching thinking Conflicts

  3. Experiential Learning Cycle

  4. Kolb Learning Style Inventory Modes of grasping experience Concrete Experience (CE) Abstract Conceptualization (AC) Modes of Transforming Experience Reflective Observation (RO) Active Experimentation (AE)

  5. Learning Styles • Diverging (CE/RO) • Assimilating (AC/RO) • Converging (AC/AE) • Accommodating (CE/AE)

  6. Learning Styles and Behavior

  7. Learning Styles

  8. Classes in Different Disciplines

  9. In One Class As an instructor – you have a certain learning style Your students have learning styles that may be the same, similar or different to your style How and what you teach is perceived differently by each student

  10. How to Assess Achievement? Lowest level: The novice Intermediate levels Highest level: Metacognition

  11. Novice The lowest level should be what a novice demonstrates when confronted by a problem

  12. Metacognition Student’s awareness of their own learning skills, performance and habits. Students not only have to approach the problem correctly, they must demonstrate an understanding of their problem-solving strategies and limitations

  13. Scoring On a 4-point scale where 4 = expert and 1=novice The scale is ordinal, not cardinal. That is, a score of 4 does not mean twice as good as a score of 2

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