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Direct linkMonroe, Martha C.; Plate, Richard R.; Colley, Lara – Natural Sciences Education, 2015
This research study investigated the learning outcomes of a brief systems thinking intervention at the undergraduate level. A pre/post experimental design (n = 50) was used to address two primary questions: (1) Can a brief introduction to systems thinking improve students' understanding of systems thinking? and (2) Which teaching method (of…
Descriptors: Systems Approach, Thinking Skills, Intervention, Undergraduate Students
Greenway, Gina A.; Makus, Larry D. – Natural Sciences Education, 2014
Online course offerings have been growing at a rapid pace in post-secondary education. An ordered probit model is estimated to analyze the effects of online vs. face-to-face course format in achieving specific letter grades. An upper-division agricultural economics course taught over 9 years using both formats is used for the analysis. For a…
Descriptors: Agricultural Education, Economics Education, Online Courses, Conventional Instruction
Taxis, Tasia M.; Lannin, Amy A.; Selting, Bonita R.; Lamberson, William R. – Natural Sciences Education, 2014
Writing-to-learn assignments engage students with a problem while they develop writing skills. It is difficult in large classes to provide training in proofreading and editing techniques. The purpose of this project was to determine if a term paper was improved after making an audio recording of a draft of the paper. Data from 2 years of papers…
Descriptors: Research Papers (Students), Writing Assignments, Audio Equipment, Science Education
