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1Department of Natural Sciences, Bowie State University, Bowie, MD 20715.
This study offers strategies for asynchronous scientific literature discussions using learning management system message boards. It provides adaptable methods to enhance critical reading skills in virtual STEM education.
Area of Science:
- STEM Education
- Scientific Literacy
Background:
- Effective interpretation of scientific literature is crucial for STEM students.
- Traditional in-person discussions are challenged by the rise of virtual learning.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a method for facilitating scientific literature discussions in asynchronous online environments.
- To offer adaptable strategies for various educational contexts.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing learning management system (LMS) message boards for asynchronous paper discussions.
- Developing modifications for different class sizes, educational levels, and assignment objectives.
Main Results:
- Provides a framework for structured online scientific literature analysis.
- Offers practical solutions for engaging students in virtual learning environments.
Conclusions:
- Asynchronous paper discussions on LMS platforms can effectively foster critical reading and interpretation skills.
- The proposed methods support flexible and inclusive STEM education in digital settings.
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