Collaborative Research: Building Capacity for Middle School Master Science Teacher Development
合作研究:中学科学硕士教师发展能力建设
基本信息
- 批准号:1439865
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.53万
- 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:2014-08-15 至 2016-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This Capacity Building project supported by the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program will develop and pilot a working definition of what practices, approaches and knowledge base constitute Master Level teaching in cross- cutting concepts of science. These cross cutting concepts are integral to current attempts to bring increased coherency to the teaching of K-12 science in the United States. National Louis University (NLU) and the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) will collaboratively build a joint Master Teacher Fellowship Program that will develop a cadre of middle school science teachers in Chicago Public Schools with deep pedagogical content knowledge and leadership capacity in implementing the cross-cutting concepts of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) of particular relevance as states adopt and begin to implement NGSS. To reach this goal, the key activities of this project will be the establishment of a University-Museum partnership involving Adler Planetarium and the Museum of Science and Industry that will integrate expert science content knowledge, deep pedagogical knowledge, and sites of ongoing science practice and the development of a learning pathway that substantially increases teachers' science content knowledge, connects them to ongoing sites of science practice, and supports them in translating that knowledge and connection into the design and assessment of learning experiences for their students. Two key components of that pathway will be a summer institute held at museum sites and IIT that is designed to deepen teachers' knowledge of cross-cutting concepts of science and current science, and the use of a web-based platform for collaborative improvement of teacher practice that incorporates teachers' consistent examination of formative student assessment data. A pilot group of teachers will take part in a project-designed summer institute and professional development activities throughout the school year. Results from a needs assessment will inform the design of the summer institute and professional development. Teachers' progress in implementing content-specific, high leverage teaching strategies will be measured using the Adaptive Cycles of Teaching (ACT), a cloud-based technology system that enables teachers to improve specific teaching strategies through formative assessments of student learning, teacher portfolio analysis and feedback from coaches/mentors. The ACT tool will be customized to support the implementation of NGSS science teaching. The definition and development of mastery teaching in science will inform science educators in the field and in teacher preparation. As part of this capacity building project, they will be supported in reporting to their school sites and in taking leadership roles in the implementation of stronger science teaching in their schools and districts. Each partner institution will deepen its knowledge base and capacity for teacher education by developing and testing models of the science knowledge and skills teachers need to advance student learning in central concepts of science. These models will inform STEM teacher preparation and professional development throughout each institution. By the close of the pilot phase, these teachers will have significantly developed their capacity to inform NGSS implementation at their school sites.
这个由罗伯特·诺伊斯教师奖学金计划支持的能力建设项目将制定和试点一个工作定义,即在科学的交叉概念中,什么样的实践、方法和知识基础构成了硕士水平的教学。这些交叉的概念是不可或缺的,目前的努力,使增加一致性的K-12科学在美国的教学。国立路易斯大学(NLU)和伊利诺伊理工学院(IIT)将合作建立一个联合的硕士教师奖学金计划,该计划将在芝加哥公立学校培养一批中学科学教师,他们具有深厚的教学内容知识和领导能力,能够在各州采用并开始实施下一代科学标准(NGSS)时实施特别相关的跨领域概念。 为实现这一目标,该项目的主要活动将是建立一个大学-博物馆伙伴关系,其中包括阿德勒天文馆和科学与工业博物馆,这将整合专家的科学内容知识、深入的教学知识和正在进行的科学实践网站,并开发一个学习途径,大大增加教师的科学内容知识,将他们与正在进行的科学实践网站联系起来,并支持他们将这些知识和联系转化为学生学习体验的设计和评估。该途径的两个关键组成部分将是在博物馆和IIT举办的暑期研究所,旨在加深教师对科学和当前科学的交叉概念的了解,以及使用基于网络的平台来合作改进教师实践,其中包括教师对形成性学生评估数据的一致检查。一批试点教师将参加一个项目设计的暑期研究所和整个学年的专业发展活动。 需求评估的结果将为暑期学院和专业发展的设计提供信息。 教师在实施针对具体内容的高杠杆教学战略方面的进展将使用教学自适应周期(ACT)进行衡量,ACT是一个基于云的技术系统,使教师能够通过对学生学习的形成性评估、教师档案分析和教练/导师的反馈来改进具体的教学战略。ACT工具将进行定制,以支持NGSS科学教学的实施。 掌握教学在科学的定义和发展将告知科学教育工作者在该领域和教师的准备。作为这一能力建设项目的一部分,他们将得到支持,向他们的学校报告,并在他们的学校和地区实施更强的科学教学中发挥领导作用。每个合作机构将通过开发和测试教师促进学生学习科学核心概念所需的科学知识和技能模型,深化其教师教育的知识基础和能力。这些模型将为每个机构的STEM教师准备和专业发展提供信息。到试验阶段结束时,这些教师将大大提高他们在学校实施NGSS的能力。
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