NSF Research Experience for Teachers (RET) Site Anant R. Kukreti & Andrea Burrows Pre-RET Teacher Meeting College of Engineering and Applied Science University.

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NSF Research Experience for Teachers (RET) Site Anant R. Kukreti & Andrea Burrows Pre-RET Teacher Meeting College of Engineering and Applied Science University of Cincinnati May 25, 2010

Acknowledgements  Funded by NSF’s RET Program: Grant # EEC  University of Cincinnati: matching funds

What is the NSF’s RET Program? Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) RET is designed to provide teachers with the opportunity to conduct a research project under the guidance of a faculty mentor, and develop teaching modules related to engineering to take back to their classrooms

Objectives of Our RET Site  Motivate teachers to become critical thinkers  Apply science to daily living  Use engineering applications (A) to convey math and science concepts  Encourage students to consider engineering careers (C)  Show societal impact (S)

Six RET Projects  Availability of Safe Drinking Water  Making Biodiesel for Research and Education  Bio-Inspired Flight  Renewable Energy System  Simulation-Based Impact Analysis of Signalized Intersections  Applications of Nanotechnology in Health and Beauty Products

RET Participants  12 teachers  Work in teams of 2 teachers, engineering faculty and graduate student  5 graduate fellows from Project STEP  Education and engineering faculty and practicing engineers

Why RET?  Not enough engineers  Declining interest in math and science fields

RET Program Purpose  To develop qualified and motivated teachers  To provide solid learning for students  Increase entrance of students into science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) careers

Teacher Development Process  Participate in professional development skills workshops & enrichment seminars taught by educators and engineers in morning  Conduct research in the afternoon  Produce biweekly presentations and written reports  Attend 4 field trips pertaining to some projects  Write weekly electronic journals What Works to Make an Impact on Students… The Art and Science of Teaching

Outcomes of Projects  Technical research report  Classroom implementation plan from research  Display Posters: Research & Classroom Implementation Plan  Presentations: Research & & Classroom Implementation Plan  Project outcomes evaluated by external professional engineers and educators

Project Outcomes for Teachers  Learned importance of scientific method of inquiry  Familiar with critical research skills used by engineers  Understanding link of education to community issues and events

QUESTIONS?