Digging D.B.E.R.
Digging D.B.E.R.
Podcast Description
How can teaching be both an art and a science? How do we know if the way we teach is truly helping students learn? With each episode, Zack and Ming speak with leaders in Discipline Based Education Research (DBER, “dee-ber”) who are exploring the science of teaching and learning.
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The podcast explores a variety of themes related to education, such as innovative teaching practices, community college experiences, and research methodologies in education, with episodes featuring discussions like the importance of centering community college voices in DBER research and the role of communities of practice in educational settings.
How can teaching be both an art and a science? How do we know if the way we teach is truly helping students learn? With each episode, Zack and Ming speak with leaders in Discipline Based Education Research (DBER, “dee-ber”) who are exploring the science of teaching and learning.
Dr. Tatiane Russo-Tait, an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia, shares her research about how college STEM faculty make sense of the continued underrepresentation of Black, Indigenous, and Latinx students in STEM.
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