CS10K: Prioritizing & Expanding Access to Computer Science Instruction in High-needs High Schools
CS10K:优先级
基本信息
- 批准号:1542737
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 100万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2015-10-01 至 2019-09-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Teach For America (TFA) proposes to recruit and support a diverse group of teachers to teach computer science (CS) in high-needs public high schools. Often students at low-resourced schools--frequently low-income students and students of color--do not receive the high-quality, rigorous computer science instruction needed for success in college and beyond. This CS10K proposal aims to increase access to CS for students of color, low-income students, female students, and students with intersections of these identities. TFA is well positioned to accomplish this as its organizational vision focuses on improving educational opportunities for all children, particularly low-income children and children of color. TFA placement schools serve students historically underrepresented in computing by socioeconomic status (80% eligible for free/reduced price lunch) and racial/ethnic backgrounds (80% identify as African American or Latino/a). The proposed work will implement the Exploring Computer Science (ECS) course in urban and rural public high schools in 10 Teach For America (TFA) regions over the next three years, beginning with New York City, South Carolina, Kansas City, and the Rio Grande Valley. Specifically, TFA proposes to prepare 83 teachers, designated as ECS Fellows for at least a three-year period. In their first year as ECS Fellows, participating teachers will advocate for CS instruction in their schools. In their second and third years, they will teach the ECS curriculum, and in their third year and beyond, they will have the opportunity to become ECS Professional Development Facilitators. The long-term outcomes of this project are three-fold: more students in high needs areas will have access to ECS; a talent pipeline of CS10K educators will be created to serve high-needs populations, become advocates for increased access to CS, and prepare future ECS teachers in high-needs communities; and school leaders in high-needs high schools will commit to broadening participation in CS activities. This CS10K proposal plans to directly address existing CS education inequities and expands the research base in the following ways: -- Recruit diverse leaders to teach CS in high-needs public high schools -- Partner with school and district leaders to ensure high-needs high schools prioritize ECS in their course offerings and provide them with teachers who are qualified to teach ECS -- Work with the ECS team to prepare and support 83 ECS Fellows to deliver the ECS curriculum to nearly 2,000 9th-12th grade students in high-needs urban and rural high schools In evaluating this work, TFA will partner with SRI International to conduct a rigorous evaluation to answer the following questions of interest to both TFA and the broader CS education field: What is the impact of this project on CS learning and broadening participation in CS among students participating in the ECS courses led by ECS Fellows? What are the impacts of this project on teacher capacity and teacher leadership in CS? What are administrators? views on offering CS? How do they prioritize CS and navigate barriers?
Teach For America(TFA)计划招募和支持一批多元化的教师,在高需求的公立高中教授计算机科学(CS)。通常,低资源学校的学生--通常是低收入家庭的学生和有色人种的学生--得不到在大学及以后取得成功所需的高质量、严格的计算机科学指导。这个CS10 K提案旨在增加有色人种学生,低收入学生,女学生和具有这些身份交叉点的学生获得CS的机会。TFA完全有能力实现这一目标,因为其组织愿景侧重于改善所有儿童的教育机会,特别是低收入儿童和有色人种儿童。TFA安置学校为学生提供历史上在计算社会经济地位(80%有资格获得免费/降价午餐)和种族/民族背景(80%确定为非洲裔美国人或拉丁美洲人/a)方面代表性不足的学生。拟议的工作将在未来三年内在10个“为美国而教”(TFA)地区的城市和农村公立高中实施“探索计算机科学”(ECS)课程,从纽约市、南卡罗来纳州、堪萨斯城和格兰德河河谷开始。具体而言,TFA建议培养83名教师,指定为ECS研究员,为期至少三年。在他们作为ECS研究员的第一年,参与教师将在他们的学校倡导CS教学。在他们的第二年和第三年,他们将教ECS课程,并在他们的第三年及以后,他们将有机会成为ECS专业发展促进者。该项目的长期成果有三个方面:高需求地区的更多学生将有机会获得ECS;将创建一个CS10 K教育工作者人才管道,以服务高需求人群,成为增加获得CS的倡导者,并为高需求社区的未来ECS教师做好准备;高需求高中的学校领导将致力于扩大CS活动的参与。这个CS10 K提案计划直接解决现有的CS教育不公平问题,并通过以下方式扩大研究基础:--招聘不同的领导者在高需求的公立高中教授CS--与学校和地区领导合作,确保高需求的高中在课程设置中优先考虑ECS,并为他们提供有资格教授ECS的教师--与ECS团队合作,准备和支持83名ECS研究员向高需求的城市和农村高中的近2,000名9 - 12年级学生提供ECS课程。TFA将与SRI International合作进行严格的评估,以回答TFA和更广泛的CS感兴趣的以下问题教育领域:这个项目对CS学习和扩大参与ECS课程的学生对CS的参与有什么影响?本计画对教师能力及教师领导能力有何影响?什么是管理员?对提供CS的看法?他们如何优先考虑CS并克服障碍?
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Collaborative Research: ECS Fellows 2.0: Broadening Participation of Teachers and Students in Computing
合作研究:ECS Fellows 2.0:扩大教师和学生对计算的参与
- 批准号:
1837394 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
$ 100万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
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