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Discover how the DFW rate dropped from over 25% to under 10%, paving the way for improved learning outcomes.
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Join Dr. Jax Sanders as they share their journey of redesigning the Introductory Physics course sequence at Marquette University to tackle a 25% DFW rate.
Discover how integrating McGraw Hill Connect® Physics with SmartBook and Tom Moore's Six Ideas That Shaped Physics revolutionized student engagement and outcomes for a class of 450 students annually. Learn how the pre-class quiz model enhanced reading compliance, fostered metacognitive skills, and streamlined instructor workflows, enabling a focus on higher-level teaching activities. Gain actionable insights into leveraging SmartBook to promote accountability, identify challenging topics, and drive meaningful curriculum reform.
Webinar is 30 minutes, and time will be given for questions and discussion. We hope you can join us!
Dr. Jax Sanders is a gravitational wave instrumentalist specializing in the design and commissioning of next-generation interferometers. After earning their PhD from the University of Michigan, Dr. Sanders served as an Advanced LIGO Commissioner at the Hanford Observatory, where they focused on the sensing and control systems essential for optical alignment. Following a postdoctoral fellowship at Syracuse University centered on future detector conceptual design, Dr. Sanders continues to push the boundaries of gravitational wave astronomy. They hold the unique distinction of being the final person to defend a thesis in the "pre-detection" era—though their commitment to the field is permanent, evidenced by their tattoo of the GW150914 inspiral signal. Dr. Sanders is currently an assistant professor at Marquette University where they bring the same creativity and problem-solving to improving physical education for all students.
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