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“Graphical Analysis Pro gives students access to data they need to work on important skills and process information critically. “I can use a Hand-Grip Heart Rate Monitor, for example, and students can literally see my heart rate rise as I run,” said Carlson. Then, with the release of the Graphical Analysis Pro app and its data sharing functionality, students watched the live experiments taking place side by side with data in real time. This later involved Carlson sharing data collected from the Go Direct ® Hand Dynamometer with students by embedding the data files into Pivot Interactives and then using that platform to deliver customized experiment questions and protocols to his students. At first, this involved recording experiments for students to watch on YouTube™ and sharing accompanying data sets for them to analyze at home. When COVID-19 led to remote learning, Carlson and his team again had to make some shifts to engage students in the learning process. The experiments in Human Physiology Experiments gave Carlson’s students the opportunity to collaborate with each other, use technology to collect data, and think critically about their findings-three important 21st century skills. Students produce spectacular data all the time-it’s beautiful, and they love it.” “With the Vernier experiments, students are able to spend time developing their analytical skills instead of struggling with protocols or redoing an experiment. “Our team ended up incorporating a lot of the experiments from Human Physiology Experiments instead of going with ‘typical’ biology experiments because these experiments produced reliable and predictable data sets,” added Carlson. “We made modifications to the investigations as needed to make sure this was the case.” “We also wanted to ensure all the investigations included question prompts aligned to Career and College Readiness Standards,” said Carlson. This process included finding and developing hands-on investigations that produced consistent data for students to analyze. More than 10 years ago, Carlson and the biology learning team at Richmond-Burton shifted from traditional experimentation to using themed units designed to have students investigate body systems and how the human body works. As such, Carlson, who has been teaching for the last 17 years at Richmond-Burton Community High School, is constantly looking for new and innovative ways to help students build those skills through engaging, data-rich learning opportunities.

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Vernier Graphical Analysis-Download the Vernier Graphical Analysis software for the eCampus Physics course.Ryan Carlson believes that developing 21 st century skills is imperative to students’ success-both in college and in their careers.

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