FACULTY INSTITUTES FOR REFORMING SCIENCE TEACHING II

Funded by:
The National Science Foundation


 

FIRST II is a national dissemination project in which teams of faculty learn about and gain experience in active, inquiry-based science teaching that increases student learning through workshops that model this kind of teaching.  The goals of the project are to:

The Hancock Biological Station (HBS) of Murray State University is one of eight sites nationwide participating in a NSF-funded national dissemination and faculty enhancement project administered through the University of Oregon (Dr. Jan Hodder, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology) and Michigan State University (Dr. Diane Ebert-May). 


Click here to visit the FIRST II website