Building Capacity for Disciplinary Experts in Math and Science Teaching
数学和科学教学学科专家的能力建设
基本信息
- 批准号:1439819
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 29.98万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2014-09-01 至 2016-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This project addresses the Nation's growing need to recruit, prepare, and provide effective induction support for new STEM middle and high school teachers with degrees in STEM fields and strong content-specific pedagogical preparation. In particular the project will create an innovative pathway to teaching in Washington, DC for STEM professionals and STEM majors. This population represents an untapped supply of future teachers committed to teaching in high needs schools. Upon completion, the project will have validated a strategy to tap into this pool of STEM disciplinary experts, and will design and pilot a comprehensive set of learning experiences tailored to them. The project work will feature education and STEM faculty working with expert mathematics and science teachers in developing and piloting new methods to support teacher candidate development. Museum internships will be established and infused throughout the program, because museums are places in the urban landscape where teacher candidates can participate in authentic learning experiences and practice teaching a diverse population of students.The long-term goal of this collaborative effort is to greatly enhance the DC area's ability to prepare "disciplinary experts" for urban mathematics and science teaching. There are three project outcomes. First, the project will discover how to increase the number of STEM professionals and undergraduate STEM majors preparing to teach in the DC area. Second, the project will institutionalize a sustainable nexus of collaboration among George Washington University's (GWU) education and STEM faculty, the District of Columbia Public and Public Charter Schools, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Academy for Science Education, and GWU's Center for Civic Engagement, to improve the mathematics and science teacher education pipeline in Washington, DC. Third, a robust program of study will be produced featuring redesigned teacher preparation coursework, integrated and innovative field experiences, and early career mentoring. A systematic analysis of pilot data collected from selected student work and video from courses and field placements will facilitate the development of new curriculum emphasizing methods that teach candidates to use their knowledge in mathematics and science, not just to judge student reasoning, but to recognize and use school age students' good thinking (i.e. good scientific and mathematical ideas) as building blocks for learning. Finally, the project is designed to respond to the need to extend the scope of teacher training beyond what is traditionally done within the boundary of a university-based teacher education program, and therefore will also produce a specialized induction and early career support strategy that will link candidates with mentors who will follow them in their early years of teaching in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
该项目解决了国家日益增长的招聘需求,准备,并为新的STEM初中和高中教师提供有效的入门支持,这些教师拥有STEM领域的学位和强大的特定内容的教学准备。特别是,该项目将为STEM专业人士和STEM专业学生创造一条在华盛顿教学的创新途径。这一人口代表了致力于在高需求学校教学的未来教师的未开发供应。完成后,该项目将验证一项战略,以利用这一STEM学科专家库,并将设计和试点一套全面的学习经验,为他们量身定制。该项目的工作将包括教育和STEM教师与专家数学和科学教师合作,开发和试点新方法,以支持教师候选人的发展。博物馆实习将在整个项目中建立和注入,因为博物馆是城市景观中的地方,教师候选人可以参与真实的学习体验,并实践教学多样化的学生。这项合作努力的长期目标是大大提高DC地区为城市数学和科学教学准备“学科专家”的能力。 项目成果有三个。首先,该项目将探索如何增加准备在DC地区任教的STEM专业人员和本科STEM专业的数量。其次,该项目将使乔治华盛顿大学(GWU)教育和STEM教师、哥伦比亚特区公立和公立特许学校、史密森国家自然历史博物馆、卡内基科学教育学院和GWU公民参与中心之间的可持续合作关系制度化,以改善华盛顿的数学和科学教师教育管道。第三,将制定一个强大的学习计划,包括重新设计的教师准备课程,综合和创新的实地经验,以及早期职业指导。 对从选定的学生作业和课程及实地实习录像中收集的试验数据进行系统分析,将有助于制定新的课程,强调教育考生利用其数学和科学知识的方法,不仅要判断学生的推理能力,而且要认识到并利用学龄学生的良好思维(即良好的科学和数学思想)作为学习的基础。最后,该项目的目的是为了满足需要,扩大教师培训的范围,超越传统上在大学教师教育计划的范围内进行的培训,因此也将产生一个专门的入门和早期职业支持战略,将候选人与导师谁将跟随他们在华盛顿大都市区的教学早年。
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Curtis Pyke其他文献
Deepening Understanding of Science and Mathematics Education Reform Principles: Novice Teachers Design Web-based Units Using Project 2061's Curriculum Analysis
加深对科学和数学教育改革原则的理解:新手教师利用2061计划的课程分析设计网络单元
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10.1023/a:1025926501326 - 发表时间:
2003 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:1.9
- 作者:
Sharon J. Lynch;Curtis Pyke;J. Jansen - 通讯作者:
J. Jansen
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