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Reapring Smartphones From Home: Tried GoCellDoctor.ca
Reapring Smartphones From Home: Tried GoCellDoctor.ca
The moment of horror comes faster than you think - and you fear it! The cell phone is too slippery, the table too shaky or suddenly too much water on your device - and that's it. The display broken, water damage in the microphone, the cell phone battery defective.
Broken smartphone - what to do? The damage is annoying, but you don't have to despair about it. Despite the Spider app on the display of
The moment of horror comes faster than you think - and you fear it! The cell phone is too slippery, the table too shaky or suddenly too much water on your device - and that's it. The display broken, water damage in the microphone, the cell phone battery defective.
Broken smartphone - what to do? The damage is annoying, but you don't have to despair about it. Despite the Spider app on the display of your smartphone or a rapidly draining battery, you don't have to give up your mobile phone. It shouldn't spend the rest of its existence in a drawer, but it's worth repairing.
Not only are you doing something good for your wallet, but also protecting the environment. Both in your city and on the Internet there are numerous workshops that do cell phone repairs. The offer ranges from the manufacturer himself through well-known electronics stores to specialized cell phone workshops.
The prices vary significantly, so that a comparison between the providers is worthwhile. Some cell phone repair shops have fair fixed costs, other scales the price depending on the service expenditure. However, you can be sure that all reputable repair shops use original or high-quality replacement parts. In most cases, the repair is also carried out within a few hours or days.
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Student exam performance question
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone can point me to specific references on test performance and/or test anxiety when students take a test where questions are of a new style or written by a new professor? I am currently in a group where three instructors teach three different sections of A and P but write a final together to give to all students. The students across sections have struggled with and expressed frustration with questions written by the other instructors. Id like to see what data there is o
3 Replies | Last on 7/15/2020 at 6:23 PM ET
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone can point me to specific references on test performance and/or test anxiety when students take a test where questions are of a new style or written by a new professor? I am currently in a group where three instructors teach three different sections of A and P but write a final together to give to all students. The students across sections have struggled with and expressed frustration with questions written by the other instructors. Id like to see what data there is on this to support either keeping the format or changing it to best serve the students, but am having a hard time finding useful articles.
Any thoughts or references would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Elise
Webinar on 4/8/15 Evidence-based Instructional Practices in Undergraduate Science
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Upcoming Webinar
Evidence-Based Instructional Practices in Undergraduate Science Courses April 8, 2015 12:00 Noon Eastern Time
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July Topic - Teaching with Case Studies
How do you like to use Case Studies in your classroom? If you don't use Case Studies, what has kept you from doing so?
11 Replies | Last on 8/3/2020 at 1:40 AM ET
How do you like to use Case Studies in your classroom? If you don't use Case Studies, what has kept you from doing so?
How has the Vision and Change in Science Education Report and/or other science standards impacted your teaching?
Undergraduate Physiology
Hi, I am Nuran Kumbaraci, an Associate Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology in NJ teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in physiology and biology. Over the years, I have noticed that the textbooks are including more detail and many resources are easily available to students on the web. However, as educators we have to engage the students and focus on key points in class and labs. Last year I participated in the V&C program and found valuable resources. I
3 Replies | Last on 9/4/2020 at 11:12 AM ET
Hi, I am Nuran Kumbaraci, an Associate Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology in NJ teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in physiology and biology. Over the years, I have noticed that the textbooks are including more detail and many resources are easily available to students on the web. However, as educators we have to engage the students and focus on key points in class and labs. Last year I participated in the V&C program and found valuable resources. I am looking forward to interacting with other educators to expand the effective teaching resources so that we can provide a positive learning experience to students in class and labs.
Case Studies in the Classroom
My name is Julie Dais and I teach introductory biology, as well as anatomy and physiology and pathophysiology (to nursing students) at Okanagan College in British Columbia. There are many great case studies that can be used in the classroom associated with LifeSciTRC, but I'd love to see more related to botany! Please reply with any ideas that you may have because I am sure I am not the only educator looking for this.
8 Replies | Last on 1/4/2020 at 1:31 AM ET
My name is Julie Dais and I teach introductory biology, as well as anatomy and physiology and pathophysiology (to nursing students) at Okanagan College in British Columbia. There are many great case studies that can be used in the classroom associated with LifeSciTRC, but I'd love to see more related to botany! Please reply with any ideas that you may have because I am sure I am not the only educator looking for this.
histology and A&P
Hello. I teach histology, human A&P, and majors physiology at the University of Mississippi. I'm glad to see more resources focused on undergradute education. I am particularly looking for lab activities and student self-assessment tools.
3 Replies | Last on 6/25/2014 at 11:13 AM ET
Hello. I teach histology, human A&P, and majors physiology at the University of Mississippi. I'm glad to see more resources focused on undergradute education. I am particularly looking for lab activities and student self-assessment tools.
Undergraduate (environmental) toxicology
Hi, I teach toxicology in the school of Pharmacy at the University of Mississippi. I am always on the lookout for good electronic resources and case-studies to use in my toxicology and environmental toxicology undergraduate (and graduate) courses.
3 Replies | Last on 9/2/2019 at 8:57 AM ET
Hi, I teach toxicology in the school of Pharmacy at the University of Mississippi. I am always on the lookout for good electronic resources and case-studies to use in my toxicology and environmental toxicology undergraduate (and graduate) courses.
So glad to see this addition to the resources.
Hi - I'm Shari Litch Gray and I'm on the faculty of Regis College in the Department of Biology. I am a physiologist by training so I teach primarily animal physiology for bio-majors and A&P for allied health majors but I occasionally teach general biology. I am glad to see a resource srchive focused on biology related topics. I look forward to searching and sharing.
3 Replies | Last on 7/17/2020 at 1:59 AM ET
Hi - I'm Shari Litch Gray and I'm on the faculty of Regis College in the Department of Biology. I am a physiologist by training so I teach primarily animal physiology for bio-majors and A&P for allied health majors but I occasionally teach general biology. I am glad to see a resource srchive focused on biology related topics. I look forward to searching and sharing.
Undergraduate Instructor for Pre-Allied Health
Hi,
I am a teacher at a community college in Amarillo, TX. I have been teaching A&P and Micro for about 7 years now. I have currently taken over the Life Science classes for Non-Science Majors. I am just hoping to get some good ideas about how to better engage my students and make my classes more relevent to my students lives. The non-science students seem to be giving me a whole new level of difficulty. They have very little in the way of a scientific scaffold on w
4 Replies | Last on 6/20/2015 at 12:48 AM ET
Hi,
I am a teacher at a community college in Amarillo, TX. I have been teaching A&P and Micro for about 7 years now. I have currently taken over the Life Science classes for Non-Science Majors. I am just hoping to get some good ideas about how to better engage my students and make my classes more relevent to my students lives. The non-science students seem to be giving me a whole new level of difficulty. They have very little in the way of a scientific scaffold on which to build. I am looking forward to hearing what is working across the country.
