E105: The Human Organism

Spring Semester 2006

What, Where, When and How Do We Eat?

Team History E-Portfolios



TEAM HISTORY

Reflection ensures that the learning experience in this course is understood. Each team will document their team learning process during the semester.

This history of your team's collaborative learning effort during this semester is intended to assist you with your understanding and working in a collaborative team-based and case-based learning environment. It will also help develop skills essential to mastering the learning goals and excelling in this course.



SEMESTER EXAM PERFORMANCE

Graph of Semester Exam Performance


web of science

CONNECTIONS

Check each Team Snapshot link below for examples of student work throughout the semester and insights into the team working environment. You can learn about individual students and how these individual members contribute to the team's products and process. Each Team has also linked their final team project to their Team Portfolio.





STUDENT TEAM SNAPSHOTS

Click on the Team to view their Team Snapshots.

Team 10

Team 09

Team 08

Team 06

Team 05

Team 04

Team 01


TEAM HISTORY OBJECTIVES

(1) To Characterize individual roles and patterns of interaction in the team.

(2) To reflect upon and examine the role of collaboration in understanding conceptual and procedural aspects of learning within human biology.

(3) To examine the role of individual expertise in the team dynamic and function.

(4) To demonstrate understanding of this integrative learning experience and specifically the nature of science and its construct within the disciplines of science, a historical context, and a social context.

(5) To demonstrate an understanding of the immediate and future applications of content, interdisciplinary thinking, and the process of learning and problem-solving within a collaborative and supportive community of scholars.


This electronic portfolio was created using the KEEP Toolkit™, developed at the
Knowledge Media Lab of The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
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