Encouraging Excellence: Health Science Education in Native American Communities
鼓励卓越:美洲原住民社区的健康科学教育
基本信息
- 批准号:10216841
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-04-25 至 2026-02-28
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AchievementAgeAmerican IndiansAttitudeAwardAwarenessBackCommunicationCommunitiesCommunity OutreachDevelopmentEducationEducational CurriculumEducational process of instructingEducational workshopElderlyElementsEvaluationExposure toFosteringFoundationsFutureGoalsGreat PlainsHealthHealth OccupationsHealth ProfessionalHealth SciencesHigh School StudentIndian reservationInstructionIntentionLengthLiving WillsMathematicsMeasuresMedical centerMentorsMentorshipMiddle School FacultyMiddle School StudentMissionMotivationNative AmericansNebraskaParentsParticipantPopulationProgram DevelopmentQuestionnairesResearchResearch TechnicsResourcesRoleSchoolsScienceServicesSite VisitSouth DakotaStudentsSummer science programSurveysTeacher Professional DevelopmentTrainingTribal CouncilTribal SchoolTrustUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesWorkafter-school programbasecareerdesignelementary schoolexperiencehealth literacyimplementation facilitationimprovedinterestjunior high schoolliteratenative youthnoveloutreachpedagogyposterspreservationprogramsrole modelscience educationskillsstudent participationsuccesssummer programteacherteacher mentortribal communityunderserved community
项目摘要
The University of Nebraska Medical Center will continue to leverage the trust and
cooperative spirit we have garnered working with tribal schools and communities in
Nebraska and South Dakota. We will develop, implement, and evaluate science
curriculum, outreach activities, and training experiences targeting Native American
students and their teachers in grades K-12. The long-term goals of this project are to
promote student interest in the sciences, foster a more science-literate public,
and ultimately to increase the number of Native Americans entering health and
science careers. Improving science and math instruction in the classrooms serving our
Native American partners is key to this project. This objective will be accomplished by
creating and adapting hands-on, age-appropriate lessons. Through summer workshops,
mentoring, and in-service education, teacher support will facilitate the implementation of
novel science and math education strategies for use in tribal schools. Student
engagement will be enhanced through summer experiences from science camps for
middle school to longer-term enrichment programs for select high school students.
Reaching beyond the classroom to parents and communities is also critical to the
success of this project. Community programs will be designed to give parents and
elders the sense of excitement that students feel when doing science. Ancillary benefits
will include promoting educational opportunities, healthy living, and improving health
literacy. Professional evaluations will be made at all stages, with major emphasis being
placed on evaluating the educational and community impact of the project. Research
techniques will include baseline and post measures of attitudes and subject content,
participant evaluation questionnaires, and student retrospective pretests. Advancing the
health of Native American communities is the ultimate aim of every aspect of this
project. Improved science teaching and heightened awareness of health careers will
encourage students to enter these careers and hope to bring these skills back to their
communities. Public outreach that increases health literacy and healthy living will
promote better personal health decisions.
内布拉斯加大学医学中心将继续利用信任和
我们与部落学校和社区的合作精神
内布拉斯加州和南达科他州。我们将开发、实施和评估科学
针对美洲原住民的课程、外展活动和培训经验
K-12 年级的学生及其老师。该项目的长期目标是
提高学生对科学的兴趣,培养更具科学素养的公众,
并最终增加进入健康领域的美洲原住民数量
科学事业。改善课堂中的科学和数学教学,为我们服务
美国原住民合作伙伴是该项目的关键。这一目标将通过以下方式实现
创建和改编适合年龄的实践课程。通过暑期工作坊,
指导和在职教育、教师支持将促进实施
适用于部落学校的新颖的科学和数学教育策略。学生
通过科学营的夏季经历将提高参与度
为精选高中生提供初中到长期的强化课程。
超越课堂,接触家长和社区对于儿童教育也至关重要。
这个项目的成功。社区计划将旨在为家长和
长辈们体会到学生们做科学时感受到的兴奋感。附带好处
将包括促进教育机会、健康生活和改善健康
识字。各个阶段都会进行专业评估,重点是
重点评估该项目的教育和社区影响。研究
技术将包括态度和主题内容的基线和后期测量,
参与者评估问卷和学生回顾性预测试。推进
美洲原住民社区的健康是该项目各个方面的最终目标
项目。科学教学的改进和健康职业意识的提高将
鼓励学生进入这些职业,并希望将这些技能带回他们的生活中
社区。提高健康素养和健康生活意愿的公众宣传
促进更好的个人健康决策。
项目成果
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