DennisMLee

Dennis M. Lee is a researcher at BSCS Science Learning who is interested in epistemology and STEM education research

[VT Engineering Education @vtenge]

Congrats to @SoledadMM_ on her newest grant (as co-PI) with colleagues @CDMcGough & Emilie Siverling from @MNSUMankato! The project will support students in the Iron Range Engineering program. Read the grant details at: https://t.co/PwTruegb3z

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It turns out that when students study how others learn biology, they can turn that analytical lens on themselves too. In this particular case, it resulted in some interesting things.

[Life Sciences Education @CBELifescied]

Participation in Biology Education Research Influences Students’ Epistemic Development
https://t.co/Dy65jD57Ei

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@DrCFaber @WalterLeePhD @AECoso @ESEDClemson @RachelKajfez @Prof_Carbs @lcbenso40 @rmccord526 Congratulations Courtney! So happy to hear this important project has been funded!

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@RachelKajfez Wooohooo! Congratulations!

[Dr. Courtney Faber @DrCFaber]

This publication marks the end of a wonderful project and collaboration, investigating the researcher identity and epistemic thinking of undergraduate engineering students conducting research. https://t.co/2W6ekVySpR @RachelKajfez @lcbenso40 @mixedmthdrsrch @DennisMLee2 @UTK_TCE

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@KenyonESED Sending hugs and good vibes! I also struggle with this and my research, especially now that my “office” is just a couple steps away in the other room. I’ve been trying to tell myself that sometimes “good enough” isn’t a bad thing, and that taking time for myself enhances my work.

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@gather_status still experiencing platform instability. Every so often everyone is getting kicked out of our gather space at the same time.

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@LimeriLisa @BiologyTTU Congratulations! 🎉🍾

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@Katey_Cooper @AcademicChatter I just finished this one and thought it was quite impactful. The Nature of Race: How scientists think and teach about human difference by Ann Morning.

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@SABERcommunity Brian Donovan

[Studies in Engineering Education @journal_see]

View this SEE article from @RachelKajfez, @DennisMLee2, Ehlert, @DrCFaber, @lcbenso40, Kennedy.

“Interested in mixed methods, identity research, or undergrad research experiences? Check out this article and engage with us around these topics!”
https://t.co/lnk0e0hHND

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@justincmajor It’s so exciting when those data start rolling in. Happy for you!

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@FiRawle @AcademicChatter Every time I see the word rigor it makes me think of this article by Donna Riley: https://t.co/XTW5Kf5vlz

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I can be hard to unplug from work, especially when the office is 5 steps away from where you relax with your family. But try your best to do so... for your mental health. https://t.co/u2W4VXVn5A

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@joelyndelima You can do it! I believe in you!

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Well played, @ASEE_DC. Bravo! https://t.co/DzZSpf2jLQ

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@BTrog @Wiitablake @BoydEA_ Haha no but that’s a great idea! Little Johnny didn’t know how he knew what he knew but knew he needed to know

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