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X-DBER 2021 Conference

Jessie Arneson

Washington State University
Postdoctoral Research Associate
North Dakota

I have teaching experience in introductory and molecular biology, microbiology, genetics, and biochemistry. My current research interests include scientific visual literacy, formative assessment, optimizing active learning, and cognitive load. I am currently working remotely for Washington State from North Dakota and will start as an Assistant Professor of Biology at University of Jamestown this fall.

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11:00am CST

Welcome and Keynote 1: Nicole Becker ZoomBrian Couch • Nicole Becker • Grace Panther

12:15pm CST

Talk Session 1: Argumentation development within introductory science labs ZoomKathryn Hosbein

12:35pm CST

Talk Session 1: Developing student representational competence ZoomJohn Airey

2:30pm CST

Talk Session 2: 'The DNA Landscape': a novel framework for teaching and learning molecular genetics concepts ZoomDina Newman

2:50pm CST

Talk Session 2: Undergraduate development of metacognition and conceptual understanding ZoomJaime L. Sabel

3:10pm CST

Talk Session 2: Using reasoning chain construction tasks to inform research and instruction in general chemistry ZoomBeth Lindsey • Megan Nagel

11:00am CST

Keynote 3: Alex Mejia ZoomAlex Mejia

12:00pm CST

Talk Session 3: The impact of faculty’s epistemological beliefs on STEM instruction at HSIs ZoomMollee Shultz

12:20pm CST

Talk Session 3: Equity in introductory physics, chemistry, and biology courses ZoomBen Van Dusen

1:30pm CST

Keynote 4: Elisabeth Schussler ZoomElisabeth Schussler

2:30pm CST

Talk Session 4: Academic dishonesty in the age of COVID-19: Student perceptions of cheating reveal assessment problems ZoomLisa Walsh