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1. Opening the Gateway: Increasing Minority Student Retention in Introductory Science Courses (EJ752498)

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Swarat, SuDrane, DeniseSmith, H. DavidLight, GregPinto, Lawrence

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Journal of College Science Teaching, v34 n1 p18-23 Sep 2004

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2004-09-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive

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WorkshopsMinority GroupsSchool Holding PowerAcademic PersistenceProblem Based LearningScience EducationSciencesProgram DevelopmentProgram ImplementationProgram EffectivenessCollege StudentsIntroductory CoursesCollege ScienceRemedial MathematicsStereotypesCooperative LearningPeer TeachingStudent Recruitment

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The Gateway Science Workshop is a peer-facilitated, problem-focused program designed to improve student retention in the sciences. This article discusses its development, implementation, and efficacy, which is demonstrated by higher retention of workshop students in the course sequences. Evidence suggests that the program has particular benefits for minority students. (Contains 2 figures.)

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2. Improving Biology Performance with Workshop Groups. (EJ658103)

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Born, Wendi K.Revelle, WilliamPinto, Lawrence H.

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Journal of Science Education and Technology, v11 n4 p347-65 Dec 2002

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2002-00-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Yes

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Academic AchievementAnxietyBiologyGrouping (Instructional Purposes)Higher EducationMinority GroupsPeer MediationScience EducationWorkshops

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Describes a two-year quasi-experiment evaluating the effect of peer-led workshop groups on the performance of minority and majority undergraduate biology students. Suggests that elevated anxiety related to class performance may increase willingness to participate in activities such as workshop interventions. (Contains 53 references.) (Author/YDS)

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