Funded LITE Grant Projects: Faculty of Science
Developing a framework for the observation and evaluation of student behaviours during in-class active learning activities.
- Assessing the effectiveness of a novel wellness check-in activity among third-year pharmacy students
Evaluation of the efficacy of wellness checks in a demanding program like pharmacy
Assessing the impact of group work on connectedness as well as study and metacognition skills
Investigating the characteristics of regional CoPs and their effect on students, preceptors, and clinical coordinators
Comparing the effectiveness of in-person clinical training to simulated experiences using AI in a virtual anticoagulation clinic to enhance student learning and refine teaching methods
Developing materials for instructors to use in collaborative group work that supports EDI goals
Enhancing student support and the development of adaptive expertise among pharmacy students, examining the role of anxiety and its links to the curriculum
Developing and testing an augmented reality app that displays and manipulates molecular structures
Creation of a clinical exam for Doctor of Optometry candidates
Identifying digital and media resources for a new philosophy course about quantum physics, scientific literacy, and technological literacy
Creating a non-credit course for studying best practices for English Language Competencies, specifically discipline related extracurricular activities
Assessing the efficacy of the Ontario Pharmacy Patient Care Assessment tool
Assessing the impact of sci-fi themed gamification for calculus in the sciences
Assessing how integrating AI-driven Virtual Standardized Patients can improve pharmacy students’ clinical skills, diagnostic proficiency, and communication abilities
Investigating the impact of peer reviewing teaching in the school of pharmacy
Developing and evaluating a virtual communication module to improve optometry students’ communication skills with patients
Implementing a teaching system based on Indigenous Learning Circle methodology to enhance student learning, critical thinking, and community building in STEM courses
Measuring the impact of weekly group modules on group discussion and study habits
Examining the effects of student learning groups on the success and perceptions surrounding their efficacy
Assessing student podcasting as a form of project-based learning for scientific communication