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. 2019 Fall;18(3):ar43. doi: 10.1187/cbe.18-09-0193

TABLE 1.

GTA interview questionsa

1. What do you believe are the benefits of an introductory biology CURE for undergraduate students?
2. What do you believe are the benefits of an introductory biology CURE for GTAs?
3. What do you believe are the challenges of an introductory biology CURE for undergraduate students?
4. What do you believe are the challenges of an introductory biology CURE for GTAs?
5. Is your role as a mentor in the CURE more challenging than your role as a GTA in other laboratory courses you have taught? Explain your response.
6. What changes would you make to the CURE to make it a more effective learning experience for undergraduate students?
7. Have you had experiences with CUREs previously, in high school or college? Reflect on your previous high school and college laboratory experiences.
  If answer YES to previous experience with CUREs:
  a. Do you feel that you have benefited from participating in CUREs in previous lab courses? Explain.
  b. Do you feel that participating in CUREs in previous lab courses was challenging? Explain.
  If answer NO to previous experience with CUREs:
  a. Do you feel that you have benefited from not participating in CUREs in previous lab courses? Explain.
  b. Do you feel that not participating in CUREs in previous lab courses was challenging? Explain.

aAlthough all of the interview questions were asked of participants, questions 2, 4, and 5 were primarily used for thematic analysis in our study.