RET: Shaping Inquiry from Feedstock to Tailpipe with Education Development (SHIFTED)
RET: Shaping Inquiry from Feedstock to Tailpipe with Education Development (SHIFTED)
批准号:
1301051
负责人:
Susan Stagg-Williams
金额:
$50.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2013
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2013-09-01 至 2017-08-31
中文摘要
该奖项为堪萨斯大学(KU)工程和计算机科学现场项目的教师研究经验(RET)提供了为期3年的持续资助,该项目名为“RET:从教育发展到排水管的塑造调查(转移)”,由Susan M. Stagg-Williams博士指导。拟议的新SHIFT RET计划增强并扩展了先前成功的SHIFT RET计划(EEC-0909100)。该项目由堪萨斯大学和东南堪萨斯教育服务中心(简称格林布什)主办,将为39名在职和职前教师(每年13名,为期3年)提供为期6周的暑期体验。参与者将是数学和科学高中教师和UKanTeach本科实习生。堪萨斯大学的RET: shift项目是堪萨斯大学教师、格林布什和UKanTeach项目之间的协同联盟。这是一个自然的合作努力,堪萨斯大学的教师有跨学科的研究项目和丰富的指导高中教师的历史,格林布什已经为K-12学生和教师提供了几十年的内容,UKanTeach是一个创新的教师准备项目,为大约400名本科科学和数学学生提供服务。该计划的主要目标是:1)让高中教师参与真正的研究机会。2)指导课堂活动的创建(a)使用现实世界的应用程序;(b)衔接多个学科领域;(c)让学生参与科学探究或工程设计;(d)激发学生对科学、技术、工程和数学的兴趣。3)培养堪萨斯大学教师与周边教育界的长期联系。4)为在职教师提供专业发展机会。5)广泛传播课堂活动。大多数参与者将在以经济困难学生为主的学校任教。农村学校的拉美裔人口越来越多,而城市学校的许多学生来自代表性不足的群体。与科学先锋的合作也将帮助项目团队接触到堪萨斯城地区的1000多名教师和4000多名学生。通过与UKanTeach合作,shift将使职前教师接触到研究和创新课堂活动,通过UKanTeach校友增加招聘人数,并扩大传播范围。每个参与者都将具备向地方、区域和国家受众有效传播成果所需的技能和工具。在格林布什教育工作者的指导下,参与者将把他们的研究经验转化为符合州科学标准的课程材料,这些材料可以在第二年的课堂上使用。
英文摘要
This award provides funding for a 3 year continuing award to support a Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) in Engineering and Computer Science Site program at the University of Kansas (KU) entitled, "RET: Shaping Inquiry from Feedstock to Tailpipe with Education Development (SHIFTED)", under the direction of Dr. Susan M. Stagg-Williams. The proposed new SHIFTED RET Program enhances and extends the previous successful SHIFT RET Program (EEC-0909100).This program hosted by the University of Kansas and the Southeast Kansas Education Service Center (referred to as Greenbush) will provide a 6 week summer experience for a total of 39 in-service and pre-service teachers (13 per year for 3 years). The participants will be math and science high school teachers and UKanTeach undergraduate interns. THE RET:SHIFTED program at KU is a synergistic alliance between KU faculty, Greenbush, and the UKanTeach program. This is a natural collaborative endeavor, KU faculty members have interdisciplinary research projects and a rich history of mentoring high school teachers, Greenbush has been delivering content to K-12 students and teachers for decades and UKanTeach is an innovative teacher preparation program for ~400 undergraduate science and math students. The primary objectives of the program are to: 1)Engage high school teachers in authentic research opportunities. 2) Guide the creation of classroom activities that (a) use real-world applications; (b) bridge multiple subject areas; (c) engage students in scientific inquiry or engineering design; and (d) stimulate students' interest in science, technology, engineering and math. 3) Nuture long-term linkages between KU faculty and the surrounding educational community. 4) Provide professional development opportunities to pre- and in-service teachers. 5) Broadly disseminate classroom activities. Most of the participants will teach at schools with a majority of economically disadvantaged students. The rural schools have a growing Hispanic population and the urban schools serve many students from underrepresented groups. A partnership with Science Pioneers will also help the project team reach more than 1,000 teachers and 4,000 students in the greater Kansas City region. By partnering with UKanTeach, SHIFTED will expose pre-service teachers to research and innovative classroom activities, increase its recruitment pool via UKanTeach alumni, and broaden dissemination. Each participant will be equipped with the skills and tools needed to effectively disseminate outcomes with local, regional and national audiences. With guidance from Greenbush educators, participants will translate their research experiences into curricular materials, designed to meet state science standards, that can be used in their classes the following year.
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