Teaching Animal Behavior

This workshop focuses on the effective teaching of animal behavior. Some of our most renowned Animal Behavior faculty will demonstrate their award-winning strategies for teaching animal behavior. Presentations will examine topics, techniques and creative approaches to lecture, lab and field courses, as well as teaching non-traditional audiences.

Greetings ABS colleagues:

Here are links to the materials that were distributed during our Teaching Workshop at Burlington. We hope they prove useful.

All the best,

Penny Bernstein and Mike Noonan

Related content: Michael Noonan: The use of short video clips for teaching the difference between observations and inferences; Sylvia L. Halkin: Fostering creativity and critical thinking about laboratory exercises; Ken Yasukawa: An exercise using Betta splendens in an introductory zoology class for biology majors and nonmajors plus an introduction to hypothesis testing; Sue Margulis: Extensions – Making it real at the zoo

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