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Open Practices and Open Scholarship

Fostering Friendships: Investigate the effectiveness of a light tight intervention at fostering community at UBC

January 4, 2021

Project Investigator(s): Simon Lolliot, Assistant Professor of Teaching, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Arts Co-Investigator(s): Kayli Johnson; Mark Blaser Project Description  One of the most fundamental problems that moving online during the COVID pandemic has created is the lack of community that students feel. Close friendships serve as stress buffers during the early days of […]

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Tagged with First Year Experience, Open Practices and Open Scholarship, Student Diversity and Inclusion, Student Wellbeing

PACE (PAtient journey to Cultivate Empathy) Project

January 4, 2021

Project Investigator(s): Jane Xia, Instructor, Integration Activities, Pharmaceutical Sciences; Tony Seet; Aileen Mira; Paulo Tchen Project Description Teaching students to express empathy is important in a healthcare education curriculum because it builds patient trust, calms anxiety, and improves health outcomes.The purpose of the PACE project is to research the impact of exploring a patient’s journey […]

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Tagged with Community-Based Engagement, Open Practices and Open Scholarship

Embedded psychological skills training to improve student learning outcomes, self-regulation, and psychological well-being

August 4, 2020

Project Investigator(s): Carolyn McEwan, Instructor, School of Kinesiology Project Description The purpose of this project is to explore how a psychological skills program (including goal setting and attainment strategies, attention focusing, emotion regulation techniques, and self-reflection) embedded in the written assignment structure of an undergraduate core course could improve students’ understanding of course content, academic […]

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Tagged with Attitudes and Motivation, Open Practices and Open Scholarship, Student Wellbeing

Evaluating the Impact of Experiential Learning on Land and Food Systems Education – A Longitudinal Study

February 3, 2020

Project Investigator(s): Will Valley, Senior Instructor, Food and Community (Land & Food Systems); Stephanie Lim, Department of Educational Studies Project Description Since 2005, Land and Food Systems undergraduate students must take two required courses (LFS250, 350) that offer our academically diverse students a common, interdisciplinary, integrative, and progressively more complex experiential learning foundation. LFS250 students […]

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Tagged with Alumni, Community-Based Engagement, Experiential Learning, Open Practices and Open Scholarship, Student Diversity and Inclusion, Student Wellbeing

Improving the scientific writing of students: An examination of tutorial activities

February 3, 2020

Project Investigator(s): Maryam Moussavi, Sessional Instructor, Department of Zoology Project Description The project goal is to better assist students’ creation of logical arguments for their scientific writing. Worksheets and activities are being developed to assist with the initial set-up for the current scaffolded assignment, based on previous student feedback. I aim to evaluate the efficacy […]

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Tagged with Attitudes and Motivation, Content - Instructor Generated, Course/Content-Specific Knowledge, Open Practices and Open Scholarship, Program Structure

Enriching Educational Experiences in Social Justice and Active Citizenship through Community-Based Experiential Learning

September 24, 2019

Project Investigator(s): Reginald D’Silva, Senior Instructor and Academic Director, UBC-Ritsumeikan Academic Exchange Programs, Department of Language and Literacy Education; Ryan Deschambault, Instructor, UBC-Ritsumeikan Academic Exchange Programs; Amber Moore, PhD Student, LLED and Support Associate Project Description International students in the UBC-Rits Programs (UBC-Rits), as in other programs across UBC, are faced with learning challenges while enrolled […]

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Tagged with Community-Based Engagement, Experiential Learning, First Year Experience, Open Practices and Open Scholarship, Student Diversity and Inclusion

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