CATALySES


Funded by NIH Science Education Partnership Awards (SEPA) (R25)

CATALySES (Collaborating to Advance Teaching and Learning of Science Educators and Students) is funded by the National Institutes of Health Science Education Partnership Award to support science teachers in ongoing opportunities for personal enrichment and professional advancement in biomedical education, building on and extending partnerships that connect University of Florida researchers in Emerging Pathogens, Clinical and Translational Science, and Education with schools throughout the State.

Conceptualizing the Virus | By S. Banas

Plants Get Sick Too - Fungi! | By A. Brown

Developing Critical Thinking Skills in Lower Level High School Biology Students | By P. Campbell

ESE Center Based Populations - Benefits of Providing Hands-on Lab Experiences | By J. Cunningham

Read Your Way Through It! | By R. Gaines

I'm Dengue with the Florida Keys | By J. Gregory

Immune Defense's Impact on Student's Vocabulary Knowledge in Diverse Biology Classrooms  | By K. Grillo

How Utilizing Team Based Learning Encourage Student's to Utilize Study Habits and Improve the Test Scores of Student's Who Have Been Taught About the Spread of the Different Types of Bacteria at Their School | By Z. Hanley

Using Emerging Pathogens as a Vector for Increasing Positive Attitudes Towards Science Learning & STEM Career Choices in Middle School Students | By T. Iansiti

Hands-on Lab Experiences for All Levels of High School Students | By T. Johnson

An Investigation of the Effects of Intregating Team-Based Learning in the Honors Biology Evolution Unit on Student Achievement  | By P. Kelly

Impact of Team-Based Learning on Concept Mastery and Student Confidence in a High School AP Biology Class | By V. Ledford

The Effect of Team-Based Learning (TBL) on Learning Acquisition During a Lesson about Ebola Virus as an Emergent Pathogen | By H. Maysonet

A Study Investigating the Effect of Hands-on Biotechnology Activities and Technology-Based Emerging Pathogens Activities on Student Mastery of the Pathology/Immunology Unit in a Regular Level Biology Course | By C. McHugh-Lowther

Using a Online Databases to Understand Proteins, DNA, and Phylogenetic Relationships Among Pathogenic Organisms | By M. Nelson

Teaching and learning of Spectometry Concepts in Advanced Placement (AP) Chemistry | By K. Orr

Hospitals Have Microbiomes Too! | By A. Paulk

The Impact of Labratory Visits on Biology Students' Achievement and Attitudes Towards Science  | By K. Prada

Team-Based Learning for Experimental Design and Statistical Inference | By C. Seleski

Using Team Based Learning to Teach Human Immune Function and its Impacts on Public Health | By S. Seleski

Photosynthesis and Productivity in Mediterranean Crops  | By V. Steele

Heredity and Malaria: Using the Relationships Between Malaria and Sickle Cell to Increase Student Understanding pf Heredity  | By M. Thomas-King

Getting to Know Our Neighbors: The Oral Microbes | By A. Akinyode

An Invitation for Change: Empowering Undeserved Populations Through Citizen Science that Culls the Spread of Emerging Pathogens Through Blended Learning | By S. Barnes

The Impact of Teaching Plants Through a Disease Module on Student Engagement, Student Attitude, and Learning Gains | By K. Bolden

Using Emerging Pathogens as a Vector for Teaching Project-Based Storyline Learning to 9th Grade Biology I Students | By C. Brink

What's in the Water | By S. Chabot

Engaging Students Below Grade Level in High School Biology | By N. Clark

The Effects of Integrating Emerging Pathogens Inquiry Based Case Study & Inquiry Based Laboratory Activity on the Interest and Performance of 10th, 11th, and 12th Grade Students in Anatomy & Physiology Classes | By C. Druyff

Teaching Biology Standards Through Disease Modules Focus Standard: Macromolecules & Vector Borne Disease | By E. Emery

Effects of an Emerging Pathogen-Centered Lesson on Student Engagement and Perceived Lesson Effectiveness in the Advanced Placement Biology Classroom | By W. Furiosi

A Study of the Impact of Reading Skills and Strategies on Achievement in a High School Biology Course | By S. Hendrix 

Disease-ology: Transforming the Teaching of Biology Using a Disease Model: Evolution | By J. Higginbotham

Ewww, A Mouthful of Microbes! | By A. Krause

CAT2017_Saravia-Eternally Yours Using Antibiotic Resistance Experiments to  | By F. Saravia

Water is Life.... Teaching Biology Through A Disease Model and Human Impact | By C. Vaughn

Breeding Scientific Understanding and Ideas Through Change! | By S. Wilkie