2007 Conference Archive
Demonstrating the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning through the Effective Use of Concept Maps
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Abstract
Concept maps provide a unique pictorial representation of an individual's understanding of a concept, problem, or idea. As tools in the undergraduate and graduate classrooms of an institution of higher learning, concept maps provide faculty with interesting and effective ways to meaningfully demonstrate and explore the scholarship of teaching and learning. As a result of participation in this session, participants can expect to develop a more complete understanding of the construction of concept maps, gain experience in the analysis of concept maps through qualitative and quantitative means, and explore several strategies for the implementation of concept maps to provide information about the scholarship of teaching and learning in their own classrooms.
Location
Room 2904 A
Publication Type and Release Option
Event
Recommended Citation
Francis, Raymond and Corbett, Larry, "Demonstrating the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning through the Effective Use of Concept Maps " (2007). SoTL Commons Conference. 37.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sotlcommons/SoTL/2007/37
Demonstrating the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning through the Effective Use of Concept Maps
Room 2904 A
Concept maps provide a unique pictorial representation of an individual's understanding of a concept, problem, or idea. As tools in the undergraduate and graduate classrooms of an institution of higher learning, concept maps provide faculty with interesting and effective ways to meaningfully demonstrate and explore the scholarship of teaching and learning. As a result of participation in this session, participants can expect to develop a more complete understanding of the construction of concept maps, gain experience in the analysis of concept maps through qualitative and quantitative means, and explore several strategies for the implementation of concept maps to provide information about the scholarship of teaching and learning in their own classrooms.
