Link to the program agenda here.
Agenda includes:
Panel discussion: "Active Learning Techniques in Physics"
Featured talks from nationwide speakers to include:
Ecological Belonging Interventions to Improve Equity and Inclusion in Physics (Emily Marshman, Community College of Allegheny County)
Force Concept Inventory: Factor Structure Measurement Invariance Across Genders (Philip Eaton, Stockton University)
Teaching Online Courses with Active Learning Techniques (Raymond Zich, Illinois State University)
Here is a link to a printable SF campus map. The meeting will be held at the NW Campus in Building I, Room I-011. The address is 3000 NW 83rd St., Gainesville, FL.
Non-reserved free parking is available in lots #14 and #15.
Register at this link. Registration is free and includes lunch (sponsored by SF College Office of the Provost)!
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Lead a workshop, share a classroom strategy, or talk about your research – we are offering a variety of presentation formats. University students, researchers, and K-12 and higher ed faculty, and others are encouraged to submit.
Abstract submission has now closed.
If you need to modify your abstract, please e-mail brian.lee@sfcollege.edu.
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