Noyce Program 2011 to 2012 Program Conferences

美国科学促进会（AAAS）教育和人力资源项目正在为罗伯特·诺伊斯教师奖学金项目提供资源，通过确定和分享有关吸引和培养科学和数学教师并将其保留在教师队伍中的有效方案、做法和战略的信息。该项目的目标包括：（1）共同赞助和实施两个NSF罗伯特·诺伊斯年度会议的教师，管理人员，学生学者和STEM教师谁是该计划的支持;（2）共同赞助和实施为可能的诺伊斯赠款人举办的提案准备讲习班;（3）制作一份记者风格的一般出版物，突出NSF诺伊斯项目和学者及研究员的成就;和（4）开发和维护NSF Noyce计划网站，包括：会议信息;项目信息的在线项目定位器; Noyce学者和研究员的简介;和资源，包括评估和研究报告。该项目是提供会议，会议，以及在线和印刷资源，帮助科学，工程，技术和数学（STEM）教师开发和/或加强科学和数学K-12教师教育计划，并与高需求的学校建立伙伴关系。会议和资源的重点是（a）招聘和准备STEM本科专业和专业人员在小学和中学公立学校的教学生涯;（B）与公立学校，特别是与高需求学区建立有效的伙伴关系。 除了会议和提案编写讲习班之外，其他传播活动包括：（a）一个项目网站，其中有在线项目定位器、学者和研究员简介以及Noyce项目新闻;（B）制作一份会议日程指南，其中有项目讲习班摘要以及项目领导人、学者和研究员的海报摘要;以及（c）一份重点介绍项目以及学者和研究员的项目出版物。

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Education and Human Resources Programs is providing resources for the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program by identifying and sharing information about effective programs, practices, and strategies for attracting and preparing science and mathematics teachers and retaining them in the teaching workforce.The objectives of the project include:(1) Co-sponsoring and implementing two NSF Robert Noyce annual conferences for faculty, administrators, student scholars, and STEM teachers who are supported by the program;(2) Co-sponsoring and implementing proposal preparation workshops for prospective Noyce grantees;(3) Producing a journalist style general publication that highlights the accomplishments of the NSF Noyce projects and Scholars and Fellows; and(4) Developing and maintaining an NSF Noyce Program website that includes: conference information; an online project locator with information about the projects; profiles of Noyce Scholars and Fellows; and resources that include evaluation and research reports.The project is providing conferences, meetings, and online and print resources that help science, engineering, technology, and mathematics (STEM) faculty to develop and/or strengthen science and mathematics K-12 teacher education programs and to form partnerships with high-need schools. Meetings and resources focus on (a) recruiting and preparing STEM undergraduate majors and professionals for teaching careers in elementary and secondary public schools; and (b) building effective partnership with public schools, particularly with high-need school districts. In addition to the conference and proposal preparation workshops, other dissemination activities include: (a) a project website with an online project locator, scholars' and fellows' profiles, and Noyce project news; (b) the production of a conference program guide, with project workshop abstracts and poster abstracts from the project leaders and the scholars and fellows; and (c) a project publication that highlights the projects and the scholars and fellows.