I-Corps for Learning: Fostering Evidence-based Innovation for STEM Education
I-Corps for Learning:促进 STEM 教育的循证创新
基本信息
- 批准号:1544449
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 107.48万
- 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:2015-07-15 至 2020-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Through this project the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) is conducting as series of NSF Innovation Corps for Learning (I-Corps-L) activities to help achieve the goal of educational transformation through propagation and scale-up of educational innovations. ASEE will work in collaboration with an instructional team led by Dr. Karl Smith. The I-Corps for Learning project addresses the problem of developing a well-prepared STEM workforce that is crucial to the Nation's economic health and prosperity. I-Corps for Learning helps accelerate and scale-up in a sustainable manner the novel and effective practices developed by educational innovators. The acceleration process is accomplished through a series of workshops and mentoring of a cohort of a group of teams seeking to achieve wider impact of their advances in educational practice. The approach taken in I-Corps-L is based on the application of insights concerning how product discoveries are brought to market and commercialized in the broader economy. This approach creates an entrepreneurial mindset in to bringing learning innovations into situations where they can maximize benefit to society. An educational innovation in this case applies to developments that address K-12, undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral research, as well as learning in informal science education environments. By propagating effective educational innovations and helping to achieve scale up in a sustainable manner, this project has the potential of helping to achieve the goal of improving STEM education in diverse environments across the nation.The center of the I-Corps for Learning model is the participation of three-person teams. Each team is composed of a principal investigator, an entrepreneurial lead, and a mentor. The principal investigator is an individual who has developed an education innovation through prior support from the National Science Foundation. The entrepreneurial lead serves as team leader in the process of understanding the scale-up process. The mentor draws on an understanding of the nature of successful educational innovations to help guide the team. The I-Corps-L process is based on a series in-person and online interactive workshops. Training begins with an introductory three-day training session. This is followed by five online sessions, and a closing two-day training session. I-Corps-L follows a process of investigation and hypothesis testing to clarify user needs. In addition to logistical and organizational services ASEE is conducting an evaluation to assess individual sessions within the face-to-face meetings, overall elements of the multi-day training workshops, and handling of meeting logistics. This project is designed to fill the gap between educational innovations of proven effectiveness in enhancing student learning and the widespread use of such practices. The development of a systematic hypothesis-driven approach to determining the alignment between the benefits of an educational innovation and the specific needs of potential adopters will help researchers by broaden the impact of innovations in teaching and learning science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
通过这个项目,美国工程教育学会(ASEE)正在开展一系列NSF创新学习团(I-Corps-L)活动,通过宣传和扩大教育创新来帮助实现教育改革的目标。ASEE将与卡尔·史密斯博士领导的教学团队合作。 I-Corps for Learning项目解决了培养一支准备充分的STEM劳动力的问题,这对国家的经济健康和繁荣至关重要。I-Corps for Learning帮助以可持续的方式加速和扩大教育创新者开发的新颖有效的实践。加速过程是通过一系列讲习班和一组团队的辅导来完成的,这些团队寻求在教育实践中取得更广泛的影响。I-Corps-L采取的方法基于对产品发现如何在更广泛的经济中推向市场和商业化的见解的应用。 这种方法创造了一种企业家的心态,将学习创新带到能够最大限度地造福社会的环境中。在这种情况下,教育创新适用于解决K-12,本科,研究生和博士后研究的发展,以及在非正式科学教育环境中学习。通过传播有效的教育创新,并以可持续的方式帮助实现规模扩大,该项目有可能帮助实现在全国不同环境中改善STEM教育的目标。I-Corps for Learning模式的中心是三人团队的参与。每个团队由一名首席研究员、一名创业领袖和一名导师组成。 首席研究员是通过国家科学基金会的事先支持开发教育创新的个人。 在理解扩大规模的过程中,企业家带头人充当团队领导者。 导师利用对成功教育创新的本质的理解来帮助指导团队。I-Corps-L进程以一系列面对面和在线互动研讨会为基础。培训从为期三天的入门培训课程开始。随后是五个在线课程,以及为期两天的闭幕培训课程。I-Corps-L遵循一个调查和假设检验过程,以澄清用户需求。除了后勤和组织服务外,亚欧会议正在进行一项评价,以评估面对面会议中的个别会议、多日培训讲习班的总体内容以及会议后勤的处理情况。该项目旨在填补在提高学生学习方面证明有效的教育创新与广泛使用这种做法之间的差距。发展一种系统的假设驱动的方法来确定教育创新的好处与潜在采用者的具体需求之间的一致性,将有助于研究人员扩大科学、技术、工程和数学(STEM)教学创新的影响。
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