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You were very passionate about the content!!

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Loved the memes!

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Use of humour was great! Presentation was very informative and certainly applicable to practice

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I love the enthusiasm with the topic! It was very informative and I could make great connections!

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Having more class participation activities

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Really enjoyed learning about interdisciplinary study! Improved my understanding of how I could implement it into a given course.

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- great example of your use of ID
- lots of memes was great too

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Really enjoyed the presentation! You seemed very passionate about the topic and provided some really good suggestions.

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I appreciated how passionate but also realistic you were about ID

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I liked the humour and I really liked the information about how to incorporate the ID into a classroom on different levels

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At times, it did seem sort of lecture like - might be good to add more activities for the class

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Loved the topic!

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The humour was great!

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You both had lots of knowledge and tips to share with us, great job!

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Possibly more class pariticpation?

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A little long

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Following the time constraints

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More activities please!

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Love the level of engagement. Very balanced. The resources were great

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Loved the various examples you gave on how we could incorporate interdisciplinary learning into our science classrooms

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It would have been nice to see more of a classroom participation

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More information on assessment and how interdisciplinary studies could be evaluated. Are we wasting our students time?

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Would have liked more examples and stories!

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- more direction on the activity
- gradual release of information on slides

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I loved all the analogies you used (flowers and animals, Newton’s 3rd law punching analogy). I think this is really awesome for teaching! Students love analogies to help them understand. Great job :)))

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Loved the analogies!!