Kathryn Baldwin

Education

Eastern Washington University

Dr. Kathryn Baldwin an Assistant Professor of Science Education and Director of the Master in Teaching program at Eastern Washington University where she teaches courses in science methods, natural resources and environmental and sustainability education. Her interests are in preservice and in-service teacher education, Earth science education, environmental and sustainability education, problem-based learning and systems thinking.

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Unit 1: Introduction to Soils and Society part of Soils, Systems, and Society
In this unit, students engage in a scaffolded class discussion designed to encourage students to move from a broad focus on science relevancy to locally important societal issues relevant to soils. They then relate ...

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Assessment of Module Goals part of Soils, Systems, and Society
Overall Module Assessments Summative Assessment The overarching summative assessment for this module is the "Soils, Systems, and Society Kit" (Kit) and presentation. For this assessment, students ...