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Expanding Data Nuggets


Publications

Kjelvik MK, Schultheis EH. 2019. Getting messy with authentic data: Exploring the potential of using data from scientific research to support student data literacy. CBE Life Sciences Education 18(2): es2. [Online]

Presentations

  • Jenkins K. March 2015. Presenting Data Nuggets at the Wisconsin Society of Science Teachers meeting.
  • Kjelvik MK, Schultheis EH, Mead L. 2017. Data Nuggets: Bringing authentic research and data in the classroom to unearth students’ quantitative and inquiry skills. Making Meaning through Modeling: Problem Solving in Biology. National Academies/QUBES/BioQuest Summer Institute on Quantitative Biology (talk)
  • Schultheis EH, Kjelvik MK. 2020. Using messy, authentic data to promote data literacy & reveal the nature of science. The American Biology Teacher 82(7):439–446.
  • Schultheis EH, Kjelvik MK. 2017. Data Nuggets: Bringing authentic research and data into the classroom to unearth students’ quantitative and inquiry skills. QUBES Faculty Mentoring Network (invited talk)
  • Schultheis EH, Kjelvik MK. 2017. Increase your broader impacts and student quantitative reasoning with Data Nuggets. ESA Annual Meeting (poster)
  • Schultheis EH, Kjelvik MK. 2016. Data Nuggets: Bringing authentic research and data in the classroom to unearth students’ quantitative and inquiry skills. Lowering the Barrier: Making Quantitative Biology More Accessible. National Academies/QUBES/BioQuest Summer Institute on Quantitative Biology (talk)

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