HANCOCK BIOLOGICAL STATION
FEBRUARY, 2004
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE IV
Facilitator
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Diane Ebert-May (Michigan State
University) provided an informative and entertaining day of professional
development activities.
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 George Kipphut (Murray State University, Ky) and Nancy Grim (Chicago State University) ponder Mike Barton's (Centre College, KY) concepts about primary productivity |
 Haluk Cetin (Murray State University, KY) explains his arrangement of concepts to Rob Ziemba (Centre College, KY) |
Institute Goals:
On completion of the workshop the institutional teams will have:
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- Worked on assessment and evaluation of student learning
- Worked on assessment and evaluation of student learning
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- Continued work on course design and effective instructional strategies
- Continued work on course design and effective instructional strategies
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- Determined mechanisms for sustaining FIRST II in collaboration with your home institution
- Determined mechanisms for sustaining FIRST II in collaboration with your home institution
 Alan Goren and Kathleen Jagger (Transylvania University, KY), Terry Davin and Todd Bowdish (Penn Valley Community College, MO), Brian Gill (Graves County High School, KY), George Kipphut (Murray State University, KY), and Rob Ziemba (Centre College, KY) share a rich diversity of concept maps, all of which address the same concept. |
AGENDA
Saturday, February 7, 2004
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7:00 AM |
Breakfast Brief Updates from Teams: Workshop Goals Course Development: break-out groups Refreshments Lunch Course Development: break-out groups (cont.) Refreshments Dinner |
| 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM |
Breakfast Sharing of Course Development Refreshments Revist Action Plans Sustaining FIRST II during 2004 Lunch/Departure |
Alfred (Chicago State University, IL) explains his group's assessment rubric |
 Rick Rolfes (Transylvania University, KY) and Nancy Grim (Chicago State University, IL) enjoy developing assessment criteria |
 Terry Davin (Penn Valley Community College) and Peggy Palombi (Transylvania University, KY) consider the content of extended responses to an evolution problem |
 The team from Transylvania University is full of smiles and team spirit as they prepare to depart |
Date Modified February, 2006