Background In fields such as medicine, psychology, and education, systematic reviews of
the literature critically appraise and summarize research to inform policy and practice. We …

Abstract In this book, Maryellen Weimer provides an essential resource for anyone who is
engaged in efforts to improve teaching in higher education. This comprehensive book draws …

The function of the engineering profession is to manipulate materials, energy, and
information, thereby creating benefit for humankind. To do this successfully, engineers must …

This paper describes a model for laboratory education based on Kolb's experiential learning
theory. The method is implemented using modern teaching technologies and a combination …

In this paper we develop an analytical framework we refer to as “Becoming an Engineer” that
focuses upon changes occurring over time as students traverse their undergraduate …

The Challenges and Joys of Juggling There has been growing demand for workshops and
materials to help those in higher education conduct and use the scholarship of teaching and …

With recent calls for expanding the scope and rigor of engineering education research, use
of qualitative methods to answer research questions that can not be answered through …

Background Systematic review refers to a growing set of research methodologies intended
to critically appraise and synthesize research to inform policy and practice. Systematic …

In the past four decades, learning styles have progressed from being an interest of a few
academics to a concept that has been applied by countless teachers and researchers at all …

A combination of publication analysis and faculty interviews was employed to study four NSF‐
sponsored engineering education coalitions as a case study of the recent history of …