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    Characteristics of Well-designed Activities part of Community:Workshop 2005
    1. ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT The more students are actively engaged with their own learning, the more they learn. Students learn better when they are presented with problems that interest them and when they are provided ...

    A Workshop: Developing Quantitative Activities for Upper Division Geoscience Students part of Community:Workshop 2005
    Annual workshop bringing together mathematicians and geoscientists in order to examine various approaches to quantitative reasoning. Resulted in a peer-reviewed online publication.

    Metacognition part of Community:Workshop 2005
    As you read some expository text, you may reach a point at which your understanding becomes fuzzy; you decide to either reread the text or stop and work out some illustrative examples to make sure you've ...

    Application Instructions part of Community:Workshop 2005
    The primary focus of this workshop will be refining and then publishing on-line a teaching activity that you have tested in your teaching. We request that you submit the activity you would like to work on as part ...

    Competencies in Problem-Solving Domains part of Community:Workshop 2005
    Schoenfeld's Schema Based on the research on learning in mathematics, Alan Schoenfeld presents the following theoretical frame characterizing competencies in problem-solving domains: I. The knowledge base II. ...

    Workshop Participant Activities part of Community:Workshop 2005
    The workshop participants have submitted these activities which will be evaluated and reviewed at the workshop. Discharge and Sediment Transport in the Field - Jeff Clark, Lawrence University Illustrating ...

    Logistics and Transportation part of Community:Workshop 2005
    Travel by Air The workshop will begin at 9 a.m.on Monday, June 27. Please make your plans so that you will be able to attend the first session. We will conclude after dinner on Wednesday, June 29. It is essential ...

    Revised Review Criteria part of Community:Workshop 2005
    Review Criteria Developed by Workshop Participants The criteria comprise a list of questions that one can ask about an existing or developing activity to assess its effectiveness in promoting quantitative skills ...

    Key Quantitative Skills part of Community:Workshop 2005
    The two groups at the workshop, Surface Processes and Climate Change, independently considered what they would consider key quantitative skills for their particular disciplines. Some skills were cited by both ...

    Program part of Community:Workshop 2005
    Monday June 27 9:00-10:00 Welcome: Introductions, Workshop Goals and Program Developing Review Criteria: What constitutes a good exercise? 10:00-11:00 Familiarize Yourself with Exercises 11:00-12:00 Preparation ...