CCEP-II: MADE-CLEAR - Maryland-Delaware Climate Change Education, Assessment, and Research
CCEP-II:明确 - 马里兰州-特拉华州气候变化教育、评估和研究
基本信息
- 批准号:1239758
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 563万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Cooperative Agreement
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-09-15 至 2018-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The Maryland-Delaware Climate Change Education, Assessment, and Research partnership (MADE CLEAR) is building a sustainable infrastructure for effective and relevant climate change education within a two-state region. While MADE CLEAR focuses on formal education in grades 8-12, the partnership also reaches a broad spectrum of learners by educating teachers at universities and students of all ages through additional venues such as museums, aquaria, and nature centers. Through ongoing evaluation, the partnership is continuously improving how climate change education is delivered to students in Maryland and Delaware, and the lessons learned from this partnership are helping to craft education models that can be applied in other locations across the country. MADE CLEAR is led by faculty members at core institutions in Delaware and the University System of Maryland, including the University of Delaware, Delaware State University, the University of Maryland, College Park, the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, and Towson University; as well as the Maryland and Delaware Departments of Education and Maryland Public Television. MADE CLEAR is an outgrowth of the states' similar natural environments and climates, and their active approaches to education reform and climate change responsiveness. MADE CLEAR approaches specific goals and objectives through the structured engagement of educational researchers and practitioners, regional scientists and scientific institutions, and state and federal government agencies. The projects' four primary goals are: (1) infuse climate change concepts in all aspects of education by engaging the scientific community in collaboration with educators; (2) build sustainable infrastructure for climate change education through teacher education and professional development; (3) draw broader lessons about research and assessment to create climate education models that can be applied in other regions based on the local socio-cultural diversity; and (4) advance effective practice of climate change education in the Maryland-Delaware region and beyond. MADE CLEAR is supporting the development and distribution of teaching strategies, resources, and materials that integrate climate change science with classroom and out-of-school teaching and learning opportunities. The partnership is also promoting research on climate-related teaching and learning formats, ultimately helping to craft evidence-based educational approaches and instructional practices that deepen teacher knowledge and student understanding of climate science. MADE CLEAR is connecting Maryland and Delaware citizens with the world in which they live by fostering greater awareness of climate change in the local environment. The partnership empowers residents to consider the impacts of their individual and collective choices that can limit the magnitude of climate change and adapt to its consequences. Through the four overarching goals outlined above, MADE CLEAR is building an enduring capacity for climate-relevant education in Maryland and Delaware, and serves as a national model for comprehensive climate change education that is adaptable and responsive to the socio-cultural diversity of different teaching settings. The partnership is developing new models of professional development that account for climate learning progressions, contributing to a greater understanding of how evidence-based practices improve the efficacy of climate change teaching and learning practices. This project is one of six Phase II projects being funded through the Climate Change Education Partnership (CCEP) program. The CCEP program was developed as part of the NSF Climate Change Education program, established through Congressional appropriations in FY 2009. The CCEP program is a one-time, dedicated NSF effort to establish a coordinated national network of regionally- or thematically-based partnerships devoted to increasing the adoption of effective, high quality educational programs and resources related to the science of climate change and its impacts. The CCEP portfolio encompasses a major interdisciplinary research and development effort designed to promote deeper understanding of, and engagement with, climate system science and the impacts of climate change on natural and human systems. The vision of this program is a scientifically literate society that can effectively weigh the evidence regarding global climate change as it confronts the challenges ahead, while preparing the innovative scientific and technical workforce to advance our knowledge of human-climate interactions and develop approaches for a sustainable, prosperous future. Each CCEP is required to incorporate innovative collaborations among expertise of climate scientists, learning scientists, and education practitioners in either formal or informal learning environments to research, design, and test new models and strategies for effective teaching and learning about climate science. With its focus on interdisciplinary approaches and transformative scales of impact, the CCEP program occupies a unique and complementary niche in the portfolio of Federal investments related to climate science education and workforce development.
马里兰州-特拉华州气候变化教育、评估和研究伙伴关系 (MADE CLEAR) 正在为两国地区内有效且相关的气候变化教育建设可持续的基础设施。虽然 MADE CLEAR 专注于 8 至 12 年级的正规教育,但该合作伙伴关系还通过博物馆、水族馆和自然中心等其他场所为大学教师和各个年龄段的学生提供教育,从而覆盖广泛的学习者。通过持续评估,该伙伴关系正在不断改进向马里兰州和特拉华州学生提供气候变化教育的方式,从该伙伴关系中吸取的经验教训正在帮助制定可应用于全国其他地区的教育模式。 MADE CLEAR 由特拉华州和马里兰大学系统核心机构的教职人员领导,包括特拉华大学、特拉华州立大学、马里兰大学帕克分校、马里兰大学环境科学中心和陶森大学;以及马里兰州和特拉华州教育部以及马里兰州公共电视台。 MADE CLEAR 是各州相似的自然环境和气候及其积极的教育改革和气候变化应对措施的产物。 MADE CLEAR 通过教育研究人员和从业人员、地区科学家和科学机构以及州和联邦政府机构的结构化参与来实现具体的目标和目的。该项目的四个主要目标是:(1)通过科学界与教育工作者的合作,将气候变化概念融入教育的各个方面; (2) 通过教师教育和专业发展,建设可持续的气候变化教育基础设施; (3) 汲取更广泛的研究和评估经验教训,根据当地社会文化多样性创建可应用于其他地区的气候教育模式; (4) 在马里兰州-特拉华州及其他地区推进气候变化教育的有效实践。 MADE CLEAR 正在支持教学策略、资源和材料的开发和分发,将气候变化科学与课堂和校外教学机会相结合。该伙伴关系还促进气候相关教学和学习形式的研究,最终帮助制定基于证据的教育方法和教学实践,加深教师知识和学生对气候科学的理解。 MADE CLEAR 通过提高对当地环境气候变化的认识,将马里兰州和特拉华州公民与他们所生活的世界联系起来。该伙伴关系使居民能够考虑个人和集体选择的影响,这些选择可以限制气候变化的严重程度并适应其后果。通过上述四个总体目标,MADE CLEAR 正在马里兰州和特拉华州建立持久的气候相关教育能力,并成为全面气候变化教育的国家模式,能够适应和响应不同教学环境的社会文化多样性。该伙伴关系正在开发新的专业发展模式,以解释气候学习的进展,有助于更好地了解循证实践如何提高气候变化教学和学习实践的效率。该项目是气候变化教育合作伙伴(CCEP)计划资助的六个第二阶段项目之一。 CCEP 计划是 NSF 气候变化教育计划的一部分,该计划是在 2009 财年通过国会拨款建立的。CCEP 计划是 NSF 的一项一次性、专门的工作,旨在建立一个协调的国家区域或主题伙伴关系网络,致力于增加与气候变化及其影响科学相关的有效、高质量的教育计划和资源的采用。 CCEP 组合涵盖了一项重大的跨学科研究和开发工作,旨在促进对气候系统科学以及气候变化对自然和人类系统的影响的更深入理解和参与。 该计划的愿景是建立一个具有科学素养的社会,在面对未来的挑战时能够有效权衡有关全球气候变化的证据,同时培养创新的科学和技术劳动力,以增进我们对人类与气候相互作用的了解,并为可持续、繁荣的未来制定方法。 每个 CCEP 都需要在正式或非正式的学习环境中纳入气候科学家、学习科学家和教育从业者的专业知识之间的创新合作,以研究、设计和测试有效教学和学习气候科学的新模型和策略。 CCEP 计划注重跨学科方法和变革性的影响规模,在与气候科学教育和劳动力发展相关的联邦投资组合中占据了独特且互补的地位。
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CCEP-I: MADE-CLEAR: Maryland Delaware Climate Change Education, Assessment, and Research
CCEP-I:明确:马里兰州特拉华州气候变化教育、评估和研究
- 批准号:
1043262 - 财政年份:2010
- 资助金额:
$ 563万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
BE/CNH: The Estuarine Research Federation Initiative in Biocomplexity: Facilitation of Research on Estuarine Responses to Climate Change and Variability (Workshop Spring 2002)
BE/CNH:河口研究联盟生物复杂性倡议:促进河口对气候变化和变异性响应的研究(2002 年春季研讨会)
- 批准号:
0124293 - 财政年份:2001
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Standard Grant
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$ 563万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
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