Gallery:
Second Annual NCLT Faculty Workshop
August 6-9, 2006, California Polytechnic
State University
Event hosted by Materials
Engineering Department, California Polytechnic
State University, San Luis Obispo, CA.
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Faculty from community colleges and universities across
the country (and Puerto Rico!) assemble at Cal Poly to learn and discuss teaching nano concepts in higher
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Workshop participants identify and discuss the “big ideas” or
major nano concepts in different disciplines that are appropriate for higher education (grades 13-16). |
Presentations on teaching and learning of nano by faculty in the trenches:
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Teaching and Learning in Nanoscale Science & Engineering: What do K-16
Students Need to Know?
Aldrin Sweeney, University of Central Florida
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Small steps towards incorporating nano concepts in the undergraduate physics curriculum
Melissa Eblen-Zayas, Carleton College
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Team-based learning in a nanotechnology course: Enhancing critical thinking through course
structure
Linda Vanasupa, Cal Poly
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Lessons Learned' from Creation and Execution of a 2-year Multi-disciplinary Nanoscience
Program
Deb Newberry, Dakota County Technical College
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Workshop attendees network and form collaborations
while soaking in the California sun during breaks. |
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Workshops participants develop action plans for incorporating
nanoconcepts and share teaching and learning strategies in undergraduate courses and programs. |
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Enjoying the final evening together while watching the sun set into the Pacific Ocean
and dining on the fresh catch of the day in Morro Bay. |
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