Adapting and Implementing the Physical Science for Elementary Teachers (PSET) Curriculum in a Multiple-Section Course

在多部分课程中调整和实施小学教师物理科学 (PSET) 课程

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    0632807
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 5.83万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2007
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2007-06-15 至 2009-05-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Physics (13) Faculty and administrators at the University have recently reassessed the appropriateness and utility of the science content courses offered to preservice elementary and early childhood teachers. The outcomes of these assessments is that (1) the Introduction to Physical Science course for preservice teachers (PHSC 101) needs to more appropriately reflect the Maryland State Content Standards in science, (2) the content topics in PHSC 101 need to be restructured in such a way that they become more coherent and interconnected, and (3) a greater amount of educational technology needs to be integrated into PHSC 101.After comparing different curricula, the Physical Science for Elementary Teachers (PSET) curriculum has been selected as the curriculum that forms the basis for changes in the curriculum. PSET is an inquiry-based, computer-supported curriculum that engages students in constructing meaningful understanding of important physical science concepts. PSET addresses the specific needs of the PHSC 101 course by including a well-developed force and motion unit, by providing an energy and interaction framework that serves as an overarching theme, and by integrating a significant technology component in the form of computer simulations, computer-driven data sensors, and DVD videos of children discussing and doing science. The PSET course is being adapted to the needs of the course and its students.Expected outcomes of this project are: use of the revised PSET curriculum in all sections of PHSC 101 by Summer 2008; increase in understanding of physical science content for the PHSC 101 students; institution of workshops and mentoring to support and sustain new faculty (particularly part-time faculty) as they implement the PSET curriculum; documentation of implementation challenges faced by new PSET faculty; and presentation of project results at national meetings of the Association for the Education of Teachers in Science (AETS) and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) and subsequent publication in a peer reviewed journal.Intellectual merit: Each year, 336 preservice teachers (over 90% female) will gain a deeper understanding of physical science concepts, inquiry-based instruction, and use of educational technology. Broader impacts: Once PSET is successfully used in PHSC 101, it can subsequently be adapted to a graduate-level Physical Science for Teachers course. Also, changes to the PHSC 101 course are helping to drive conceptual and technological changes in other undergraduate content courses, including an earth space science course and a science teaching practicum course. Finally, the research from this project on PSET learning outcomes and implementation challenges can add significantly to the existing body of research on the effectiveness of PSET and the professional development of inquiry-based science instructors.
该大学的教员和管理人员最近重新评估了为职前小学教师和幼儿教师提供的科学内容课程的适当性和实用性。这些评估的结果是:(1)针对职前教师的物理科学导论课程(PHSC 101)需要更恰当地反映马里兰州科学内容标准,(2)PHSC 101的内容主题需要以更连贯和相互关联的方式进行重组,(3)需要将更多的教育技术整合到PHSC 101中。经过对不同课程的比较,我们选择了《小学教师物理科学》课程作为课程改革的基础。PSET是一门以探究为基础、计算机支持的课程,旨在培养学生对重要物理科学概念的有意义理解。PSET解决了PHSC 101课程的具体需求,包括一个完善的力和运动单元,提供一个能量和相互作用框架,作为一个总体主题,并以计算机模拟、计算机驱动的数据传感器和儿童讨论和做科学的DVD视频的形式集成了重要的技术组成部分。PSET课程正在适应课程和学生的需要。该项目的预期结果是:到2008年夏季,在PHSC 101的所有部分使用修订后的PSET课程;提高PHSC 101学生对物理科学内容的理解;在新教师(特别是兼职教师)实施PSET课程时,为他们提供支持和支持的研讨会和辅导制度;新的PSET教师面临的实施挑战的文件;并在美国科学教师教育协会(AETS)和美国物理教师协会(AAPT)的全国会议上介绍项目成果,随后在同行评审期刊上发表。智力优势:每年,336名职前教师(超过90%为女性)将对物理科学概念、探究式教学和教育技术的使用有更深的理解。更广泛的影响:一旦PSET在PHSC 101中成功使用,它就可以随后适应研究生水平的教师物理科学课程。此外,PHSC 101课程的变化有助于推动其他本科内容课程的概念和技术变革,包括地球空间科学课程和科学教学实习课程。最后,本项目对PSET学习成果和实施挑战的研究可以显著补充现有的关于PSET有效性和探究式科学教师专业发展的研究。

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Cody Sandifer其他文献

TIME-BASED BEHAVIORS AT AN INTERACTIVE SCIENCE MUSEUM : EXPLORING THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WEEKDAY/WEEKEND AND FAMILY/NONFAMILY VISITORS
互动科学博物馆中基于时间的行为:探索工作日/周末和家庭/非家庭游客之间的差异
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    1997
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    0
  • 作者:
    Cody Sandifer
  • 通讯作者:
    Cody Sandifer
Spontaneous Student‐Generated Analogies
学生自发的类比
  • DOI:
    10.1063/1.1807262
  • 发表时间:
    2004
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    0
  • 作者:
    Cody Sandifer
  • 通讯作者:
    Cody Sandifer

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