217641 event 1371204264 1475892226 <![CDATA[Engaging Conversations (Technical writing) (Test)]]> It is easy for students to slip into a “plug and chug” mentality when the focus of coursework is on quantitative and analytical problem solving and testing is geared toward numeric answers.  What can you do to help students develop the conceptual understanding that is key to mastering a content area?

This session will highlight how two faculty are incorporating writing in homework assignments, exam questions, and out-of-class experiments in order to promote learning.  Come join the conversation about the strategies they’re using, the grading rubric they’ve developed, and what their research findings suggest.

Using Technical Writing as a Tool to Promote Conceptual Understanding

Lakeshia Taite, Assistant Professor

Carsten Sievers, Assistant Professor

School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

]]> Brown bag lunch for faculty on what gets their students involved in their courses, there will be cookies, too!

]]> Felicia Turner, cetlhelp@gatech.edu

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