Agenda - Meeting 3/19/2021, 3-4 pm
Agenda - March 19th, 3-4 pm
March 19th meeting |
Time |
Activity |
Presenters |
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3-3:20 |
Breakout rooms to develop survey questions – student motivation to pursue STEM / Math interest/anxiety |
All |
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3:20-3:50 Breakout rooms / Getting to know each other & discuss pathways and next steps |
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Breakout room 1 |
-Computer sciences -Engineering -Math (Credit & Acad Prep) |
-Milan Samplewala -Karina Abed -Debby Wong |
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Breakout room 2 |
-Biotechnology -Health Occupation -other life science courses for dual enrollment (ENV SCI, Bio33, Bio3/5) |
-Chander Arora -Aracely Molina -Stephen Brown |
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3:50-4:00 |
Wrap-up |
-Par Mohammadian |
Sample questions to assess student motivation (https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1122894.pdf Links to an external site.)
Intrinsic Motivation:
Learning science is interesting
I enjoy learning science
The science I learn is relevant to my life
I am curious about discoveries in science
Learning science makes my life more meaningful
Self-Efficacy:
I believe I can earn a grade of “A” in science courses
I am sure I can understand science
I am confident I will do well on science labs
I believe I can master science knowledge and skills
I am confident I will do well on science tests
Self-Determination:
I put enough effort into learning science
I use strategies to learn science well
I spend a lot of time learning science
I study hard to learn science
I prepare well for science tests and labs
Grade Motivation:
It is important that I get an “A” in science courses
Getting a good science grade is important to me
Scoring high on science tests and labs matters to me
I like to do better than other students on science tests
I think about the grade I will get in science courses
Career Motivation:
Learning science will help me get a good job
Knowing science will give me a career advantage
Understanding science will benefit me in my career
My career will involve science