Evaluation of the Science Squad Program for the Biological Sciences Initiative at the University of Colorado at Boulder / I. Benefits, Costs, and Trade-Offs

Laursen, Sandra.

Liston, Carrie S.
Thiry, Heather.
Sheff, Elisabeth
1969-
Coates, Carolie J.

University of Colorado Boulder. Center to Advance Research and Teaching in the Social Sciences.

2004-2005

University of Colorado at Boulder, Center to Advance Research and Teaching in the Social Sciences

Boulder, Colo.

The Science Squad is a science outreach program of the Biological Sciences Initiative (BSI) at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The Science Squad is a group of graduate students from science and engineering departments who visit K-12 school classrooms to lead inquiry-based, hands-on science presentations for the K-12 students. Most of the presentations are aimed at secondary (middle and high school) levels, with a few available for elementary grades. This program provides an intensive teaching experience to Squad members as well as a science enrichment experience for the K-12 students and teachers.

Sandra Laursen, Carrie Liston, Heather Thiry, Elisabeth Sheff, and Carolie Coates.
Volume I: Benefits, costs, and trade-offs -- volume II: Career outcomes of participation for Science Squad members.
Includes bibliographical references.
Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed May 2019)

Biology--Study and teaching
Research--Study and teaching (Higher)
Study and teaching (Higher)

Colorado

1 online resource (2 volumes)

eng

UCB6/123.2/EV1/2004-2005/INTERNET

http://hdl.handle.net/11629/co:30447

1102417451

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