Peer Review Portfolio
Judy Provo-Klimek
  1. Focus Question
  2. Microscopic Anatomy and AP 710
    1. About the subject
    2. Connection with other courses/disciplines
    3. Course design
  3. Teaching Microscopic Anatomy
    1. My teaching style
    2. Personal goals for teaching Microscopic Anatomy, AP710
    3. My syllabus
  4. Implementation
    1. Lecture sessions
    2. Problem Based Learning activities
    3. Laboratory discussions
    4. Time spent outside class
  5. Results
    1. Evidence of student learning
    2. Suggestions from students
  6. Implications
    1. Reflection
    2. Planned changes
  7. Appendices
    1. Appendix A: Sample PBL Exercise
    2. Appendix B: Examinations
    3. Appendix C: Samples of student work
    4. Appendix D: Teaching Evaluation data

 

Personal Goals for Teaching Microscopic Anatomy, AP 710

I have several personal goals for my teaching in this course. First, I want to help the students begin to appreciate the three dimensional structure of the tissues and organs of the body. Second, I try to help them get familiar with the use of the microscope. Third, I try to teach students distinguishing features of cells, tissues and organs. Fourth, I want to help them build a histological vocabulary that will prepare them for successive courses in the curriculum. Fifth, I want students to see how each cell functions as part of the whole of the organ/organism. Sixth and finally, I try to help them appreciate the beauty of the cells, tissues and organs of the body.

 
 

Last modified March 13, 2001