EXP: Understanding the Transformative Potential of Spoken Assessments of Science Understanding for Young Learners
EXP:了解年轻学习者科学理解口头评估的变革潜力
基本信息
- 批准号:1228996
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 24.96万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-09-15 至 2015-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This exploratory proposal addresses a significant goal in the New Science Framework and one that was previously highlighted in the NRC report: "Taking Science to School: Learning and Teaching Science in Grades K-8". The goal of the project is the teaching and learning of the norms of scientific argument, explanation, and the evaluation of evidence for productive participation in the discourses of science, starting in the early grades. The investigators assert that even though some students do not read well, there may be significant scientific understanding which will go unrecognized unless alternative methods of evaluation are developed such as oral assessments. Oral assessments by pedagogical agents which can elicit explanations from students and engage them in serious dialog are an alternate to oral assessments by humans. The project has two goals: 1) assess the benefits of incorporating spoken prompts into written assessments, and 2) investigate spoken dialogs between a student and a virtual or human teacher testing if they can produce detailed and accurate assessments of science understanding as well as the ability to verbalize complete and accurate science explanations. The site for this project is the Boulder Valley School District's low and mid-performing schools and its Summer Science Camp program for language-minority students. FOSS, the Full Option Science System, a curriculum used by over 100,000 teachers and 2 million students, and the FOSS Summative ASK assessments will be used for the curriculum and to measure learning. This effort builds on an earlier successful development by the same team of My Science Tutor (MyST), an intelligent tutoring system to improve science learning by third, fourth, and fifth grade students through spoken dialogs with Marni, a virtual science tutor in multimedia environments. Elementary science will be the content area for this project as well. Primary organizations involved are Boulder Language Technologies, the Boulder Valley School District, and the University of Colorado. It is expected that these exploratory studies will show that alternative forms of assessment are feasible and should be used more widely to raise the achievement level of both language-minority students and elementary students in general. The evaluation will include an external expert review and regular critical review of the project?s methods and progress, analysis procedures, and interpretation of data into findings.The proposed studies will expand the options of assessment conditions available for students in early grades, particularly those who are weak readers and writers and English language learners. The project will expand the pool of students who can demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of science, addressing a critical need to expand the pool of students engaged in science learning.
这一探索性的建议解决了新科学框架中的一个重要目标,也是NRC报告中强调的一个目标:“将科学带到学校:K-8年级的科学学习和教学”。 该项目的目标是从低年级开始,教授和学习科学论证、解释和对科学论述中的生产性参与证据的评估的规范。 研究人员断言,即使有些学生阅读不好,也可能有重要的科学理解,除非开发出替代的评估方法,如口头评估,否则这些理解将无法被识别。 由教学代理人进行的口头评估可以引起学生的解释并使他们参与严肃的对话,这是人类口头评估的替代方法。 该项目有两个目标:1)评估将口头提示纳入书面评估的好处,以及2)调查学生与虚拟或真人教师之间的口头对话,测试他们是否可以对科学理解进行详细准确的评估,以及用语言表达完整准确的科学解释的能力。该项目的地点是博尔德山谷学区的低和中等成绩的学校和它的暑期科学营计划的语言少数民族学生。 自由和开放源码软件,即全选项科学系统,一个有100,000多名教师和200万学生使用的课程,以及自由和开放源码软件总结性提问评估将用于课程和衡量学习情况。 这一努力建立在我的科学导师(MyST)的同一团队早期成功开发的基础上,MyST是一个智能辅导系统,通过与Marni(多媒体环境中的虚拟科学导师)的口语对话来提高三、四、五年级学生的科学学习。 基础科学也将是这个项目的内容领域。参与的主要组织有博尔德语言技术公司、博尔德谷学区和科罗拉多大学。 预计这些探索性研究将表明,其他评估形式是可行的,应更广泛地使用,以提高语言少数民族学生和小学生的成绩水平。 评估将包括外部专家审查和定期对项目进行严格审查。的方法和进展,分析程序,并将数据解释成调查结果。拟议的研究将扩大可供选择的评估条件,在低年级的学生,特别是那些谁是薄弱的阅读和写作和英语学习者。 该项目将扩大能够展示其科学知识和理解的学生人数,解决扩大从事科学学习的学生人数的迫切需要。
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