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Setting student safety knowledge to practice
Elizabeth M. Hill
Chemical Engineering
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Chemical Engineering
33%
Chemical Engineers
33%
Chemical Safety Board
33%
Classroom Discussion
33%
Communication Experiences
33%
Corrective Action
33%
Evaluation Points
33%
First-year Experience
66%
Formative Evaluation
33%
Group Acting
33%
Knowledge Practices
100%
Protection Layer
33%
Real-time Communication
33%
Realistic Scenario
33%
Risk Assessment
100%
Safety Issues
33%
Safety Knowledge
100%
Safety Layer
33%
Senior Year
33%
Staff Responses
33%
Student Groups
33%
Student Response
33%
Student Safety
100%
Student Study
33%
Summative Evaluation
33%
Teaching Approaches
33%
Teaching Techniques
33%
Unit Operations Laboratory
33%
Engineering
Chemical Engineer
100%
Chemical Engineering
100%
Corrective Action
100%
Preliminary Investigation
100%
Safety Issue
100%
Seniors
100%
Unit Operations
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
Weakness
100%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Weakness
100%