Pack Experimental
Forest
and
Conference Center
Friday Evening at Pack Hall
Teams are meeting each other and getting ready to do a "carousel" activity on Active Learning
Saturday morning-- with the frost still heavy on ground we begin our first Inquiry exercise. Determine how biodiversity changes with age of the forest.
We are wearing those most flattering orange vests because this happens to be the START of HUNTING season! Not to worry all returned safely from this exercise.
Sampling in action
things got a little thick in the 20 year stand!
What are the teachers talking about?
Now it is time to come up with your own question about these four different stands of trees (0. 10. 20, 70 year old plots)
Back to Pack Forest and McBride Hall
-------------- Now it is time to graph our findings
As usual, faculty are creative and expansive in finding space to work.
Time for Lunch
With stomachs full we tackle our next task-- How to implement inquiry based exercises into anatomy & physiology,
ecology and evolution
and cell and molecular biology classes.
All work and no play makes us very grumpy so we used the afternoon to burn a few calories.
That's Christine going in for that lay-up.
Some outstanding scientists in a field.
more scientists out standing in a field!
Scott leading us in a discussion about Mazur's think-pair-share
activity.