Engineering Design Process Portfolio Scoring Rubric (EDPPSR)
工程设计流程组合评分标准 (EDPPSR)
基本信息
- 批准号:1118755
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 79.99万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2011-09-01 至 2017-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Currently there are numerous opportunities for students to participate in design-based experiences organized by local schools and clubs, government laboratories and national organizations. While these programs can inspire students' interest in STEM, there are no commonly accepted frameworks to benchmark learning and instruction in order to study students' growth in STEM knowledge and skills or their self-efficacy and persistence to pursue STEM or to recognize their achievements based on common measures.The purpose of this proposal, "Engineering Design Process Portfolio Scoring Rubric (EDPPSR)" is to test the efficacy of the EDPPSR scoring system that could be applied to differentiate levels of performance in the domain of the engineering design based projects. The intent of the study is to determine the reliability and validity of the EDPPSR across student work produced in diverse contexts (formal versus informal, low versus high stakes, high school versus college) and under different conditions (individual versus group work, self-initiated versus assigned, etc.). The proposed study is a critical step in the scale-up of a validated and reliable scoring tool that could be used to evaluate design-based projects and to inform instructional practice. Specifically, the EDPPSR is proposed as the format for a future engineering advanced placement exam. The research questions which will guide the project are:1. Which types of artifacts provided as portfolio entries may constitute evidence of proficiency in each ESPPSR element?2. How will artifact types be likely to differ within/across diverse contexts and conditions?3. Do the rubric criteria address any content extraneous to the engineering design process or are any irrelevant to the construct?4. Do criteria accurately and fully address all elements of the engineering design process?A validated and reliable ESPPSR could potentially lead to students gaining admission, recognition or even undergraduate placement credit for their project-based activities and could impact the recruitment of talented students into the STEM pipeline and could inform the recruitment of students from under-represented groups.
目前,学生有很多机会参加由当地学校和俱乐部、政府实验室和国家组织组织的以设计为基础的体验。虽然这些项目可以激发学生对STEM的兴趣,但没有一个普遍接受的框架来衡量学习和教学,以研究学生在STEM知识和技能方面的增长,或他们对STEM的自我效能感和坚持,或基于共同的衡量标准来认可他们的成就。本提案“工程设计过程组合评分准则(EDPPSR)”的目的是测试EDPPSR评分系统的有效性,该评分系统可用于区分基于工程设计的项目领域的绩效水平。本研究的目的是确定EDPPSR在不同背景下(正式与非正式,低风险与高风险,高中与大学)和不同条件下(个人与小组工作,自我发起与分配等)的学生作业中的信度和效度。提出的研究是一个有效的和可靠的评分工具,可用于评估设计为基础的项目,并告知教学实践的规模的关键一步。具体来说,EDPPSR被提议作为未来工程大学预修考试的格式。指导项目的研究问题是:1。作为投资组合条目提供的工件类型可能构成每个ESPPSR元素熟练程度的证据?工件类型在不同的环境和条件中可能会有什么不同?标题标准是否涉及任何与工程设计过程无关的内容或与结构无关的内容?标准是否准确和全面地处理了工程设计过程中的所有元素?经过验证和可靠的ESPPSR可能会导致学生因其基于项目的活动而获得录取,认可甚至本科安置学分,并可能影响有才华的学生进入STEM管道的招聘,并可能为来自代表性不足群体的学生的招聘提供信息。
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