University of Florida

Brian Myers, Associate Professor

Dr. Myers specializes in teaching and learning. His primary focus is on assisting agricultural educators integrate agriscience curriculum and teaching methods into their programs.

Education

  • University of Florida, Ph.D., Agricultural Education, May 2004
  • Southern Illinois University, M.S., Agriculture Education and Mechanization, May 1997
  • Southern Illinois University, B.S., Agriculture, May 1996

Research Areas

  • Agriscience Curriculum Development and Implementation
  • Agriculture Teacher Education
  • Design and Delivery of Professional Development

Recent Publications

Thoron, A. C., & Myers, B.E. (In press). Perceptions of Preservice Teachers Toward Integrating Science Into School–Based Agricultural Education Curriculum. Manuscript accepted for publication in the Journal of Agricultural Education.

Washburn, S.G., & Myers, B.E. (In press). Agriculture teacher perceptions of preparation to integrate science and their current use of inquiry based learning. Manuscript accepted for publication in the Journal of Agricultural Education.

Myers, B.E., Thoron, A.C., & Thompson, G.W. (In press). Perception of the National Agriscience Teacher Ambassador Academy toward integrating science into school-based agricultural education curriculum. Manuscript submitted for publication in the Journal of Agricultural Education.

Myers, B.E., & Thompson, G.W. (In press). Integrating academics into agriculture programs: A Delphi study to determine perceptions of the National Agriscience Teacher Ambassador Academy participants. Manuscript accepted for publication in the Journal of Agricultural Education.

Myers, B. E., & Washburn, S.G. (2008). Integrating science in the agriculture curriculum: Agriculture teachers perceptions of the opportunities, barriers, and impact on student enrollment. Journal of Agricultural Education, 49(2), 27-37.
3rd place outstanding JAE article award

Rhoades, E. B., Irani, T.A., Telg, R.W., & Myers, B.E. (2008). Internet as an information source: Attitudes and usage of students enrolled in a college of agriculture course. Journal of Agricultural Education, 49(2), 108-117.

Baker, A.J., Thoron, A.C., Myers, B.E., & Cody, T.J. (2008). The influence of laboratory experience timing on student knowledge-level achievement in an undergraduate introductory agricultural mechanics course. NACTA Journal, 52(1), 6-9.

Myers, B. E., & Dyer, J. E. (2006). Effects of investigative laboratory instruction on student content knowledge and science process skill achievement across learning styles. Journal of Agricultural Education, 47(4), 52-63.

Awards

  • NACTA Teaching Fellow, 2009

  • USDA Food and Agriculture Sciences Excellence in Teaching Award–New Teacher, 2008

  • Phi Delta Kappa Class of Emerging Leaders, 2008

Courses Taught

  • AEE 3323: Development and Philosophy of Ag Ed

  • AEE 4504: Program Planning in Ag Ed

  • AEE 4224: Special Methods in Teaching Ag & Natural Resources

  • AEE 4228: Laboratory Practices in Ag Ed

  • AEE 5805: Professional Skill Development in Ag Ed II (eLearning only – even years)

  • AEE 6229: Laboratory Instruction: Theory & Practice (eLearning only – even years)

  • AEE 6767: Research Strategies in AEC

  • AEE 6933: Statistical Thinking in Behavioral Sciences (eLearning only)

 
alligator

bmyers@ufl.edu
352.392.0502 ext. 236
307A Rolfs Hall
P.O. Box 110540
Gainesville, FL 32611