Dissemination (Tier 3)

We would like the teaching materials developed by BATS instructors to reach a wider audience beyond their own students. We would like these resources to be adopted by their colleagues in their STEM fields.

We expect to support about five instructors each year in writing pedagogical papers and/or giving conference talks within their scientific discipline community, introducing their developed materials as well as discussing Bayesian pedagogy.

We expect these efforts to be aimed at more pedagogy-focused channels such as journals and conferences focusing on science education.

Instructors selected for the dissemination group will be supported with $2,000 each to disseminate their work at national conferences and/or with open-access publications.

Tier 3 - 2023 Cohort Dissemination News

Table last updated on 2024-05-20.

Date Name Title Venue Links
2024-03-01 Toni Sorrell Shaping Tomorrow’s Innovators: Integrating Bayesian Concepts into STEM Pedagogy Virginia Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (VA-AMTE)
2024-04-06 Stefani Langehennig Surprise-They’re Different! Comparing Frequentist and Bayesian Approaches in Public Policy Midwest Political Science Association Conference
2024-05-15 Stefani Langehennig Comparing Frequentist and Bayesian Approaches in Policy Learning Conference on Policy Process Research
2024-05-30 Patricia Toledo Introducing Frequentist and Bayesian Methods in Parallel in an Undergraduate Economics Statistics Course The Thirteenth Annual AEA Conference on Teaching and Research in Economic Education (CTREE)
TBD 2024-07-01 - 2024-07-07 Patricia Toledo Introducing Frequentist and Bayesian Methods in Parallel in an Undergraduate Economics Statistics Course International Society for Bayesian Analysis World Meeting
2024-08-04 Samantha Seals Embracing Bayesian Statistics in the Modern Classroom Joint Statistical Meetings
2024-08-04 Kaitlyn Fitzgerald Inquiry Based Learning activities for teaching Bayesian statistics Joint Statistical Meetings
2024-08-04 Patricia Toledo Introducing Frequentist and Bayesian Methods in Parallel in an Undergraduate Economics Statistics Course Joint Statistical Meetings
2024-08-04 Zachary del Rosario Surprise—they’re different! An introductory statistics activity to highlight differences between Frequentist and Bayesian statistics Joint Statistical Meetings