Growing a 4 year Modeling and Simulation High School Program

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Growing a 4 year Modeling and Simulation High School Program Presented by Lindsey Spalding Hagerty High School Seminole County Public Schools 407-871-0776 Lindsey_spalding@scps.k12.fl.us

Introduction Lindsey Spalding "I do the things I can not do, in order to learn how to do them." — Pablo Picasso Lindsey Spalding I teach students to work individually and collaboratively building 3D models, virtual simulations and engineered prototypes, while practicing ethical and societal awareness necessary to function in a highly technological global society. Global Learning and Curiosity Global Citizenship and the value of life long learning *Env. Eng. Technologies *Environmental Science *Teacher Leadership for Science Education 14 years using 3D models, Phet simulations and virtual labs for teaching and learning science 3yrs + Building a 4 year Modeling and Simulation Program of Emphasis Earned Modeling and Simulation Certification

Building a Sustainable Modeling and Simulation High School Program The Big Picture A Workforce in Need Establish workforce/education teams to address workforce/education needs Work as collaborative teams to establish program parameters and goals for a high school CTE program Work as collaborative teams to develop frameworks, curriculum and certification exam for high school CTE program to be approved by DOE Work as collaborative teams to test frameworks, curriculum, and exam with-in high school classrooms Establish a pilot program to help Improve frameworks, curriculum and certification exam based on best practices in classroom Growing a sustainable 4 year high school program that produces students with global outlook, technical skills and high interest in pursing careers in M & S fields to sustain a M & S workforce Work in Progress NCS – Developed the Education and Workforce Development Committee NCS – Published https://www.simulationinformation.com/

Building a Program Model to Communicate the Big Picture. What a High School Modeling and Simulation Program Offers Students Hagerty High School (HHS) Students are developing career and technical abilities focusing on communicating and problem solving with modeling and simulation technologies. Students work individually and collaboratively building 3D models, virtual simulations and engineered prototypes while practicing ethical and societal awareness necessary to function in a highly technological society. In coordination with the National Center for Simulation (NCS) and Seminole County Public Schools (SCPS), HHS offers a four year certification program giving students an opportunity to gain practical experiences in modeling and simulation conceptualization, design, development methodologies, essential programming techniques, prototype development, production processes and implementation challenges resulting in an industry accredited certification. This program allows students to vison themselves somewhere along the pathway to a career in Modeling and Simulation and then take action through participation in many competitive and noncompetitive projects to reach their goal. Students enhance their personal knowledge and skills by participating in and organizing community events highlighting emerging technologies and skills being practice that lead to careers in many highly technical industries including modeling and simulation. The program is unique in its ability to motivate a large learning population due to its fluid and diverse nature. It is a great example of an interdisciplinary STEAM program that offers all students from the digital artists to the computer engineers an interesting and meaningful life learning experience. The Program Goal. How are we putting the pieces together?

Hagerty High School Seminole County Public Schools Year 6 2016-2017 Milestones 2013-2014 Frameworks reorganized by SCPS and sent to DOE for approval First M & S Learning Lab established 2014-2015 Frameworks approved by DOE! 2nd M&S Learning Lab built Beta Exam for Certification 76% student pass rate 2015-2016 Certification exam approved by DOE 1 teacher /182 students Challenged by a lack of teachers Exam ready by CIW in April – Poor results due to timing (AP exams Higher Priority) 2016-2017 2 teachers/250 students Students better prepared to take exam Exam given in Dec. before Winter Break Innovation and Prototyping Class was added Establishing VR Stations Lindsey Spalding joined the team at the very end of year 3 (2013-2014). I worked with Stephanie Wall (SCPS CTE) to reorganize frameworks and submit to the state. 1st 2 years team worked to establish a framework and curriculum posted to the NCS web-site.

Student Demographics for Modeling and Simulation at HHS A closer look at years 4,5 and 6 – Who is taking Modeling and Simulation?

Growing a Sustainable Modeling and Simulation High School Program Major Challenges Major Successes Establishing an effective learning environment Created 3 learning labs that effectively support teaching and learning with M & S technologies Keeping up with student requirements, hardware, software and industry partners * Long term Planning required to reduce challenge yearly Students Leadership Team Digital Learning Sources Mentors in the Lab 3 year plan submitted to district Hiring Qualified Teachers Teacher Training Hired a second Modeling and Simulation Teacher with experience in modeling and animating. Curriculum Alignment to Frameworks and NCS Exam Frameworks realigned for more effective flow of content. Program Funding Established the Program as a CAPE academy Ideal Model Has a School based Program Director PLC on campus with (2-3 flexible teachers) Curriculum aligns with frameworks and Certification Exam Curriculum is rigorous, diverse and supports teacher and student interests Teachers and Students earn Certification through NCS CAPE Funding annually to maintain and improve Program Model is Shared nationally

Hagerty High School Seminole County Public Schools Community Outreach Motivating the Present and Future! Lindsey Spalding joined the team at the very end of year 3 (2013-2014). I worked with Stephanie Wall (SCPS CTE) to reorganize frameworks and submit to the state. 1st 2 years team worked to establish a framework and curriculum posted to the NCS web-site.

Hagerty High School Seminole County Public Schools YOU CAN HELP HHS M & S GROW BY SPONSORING A VR STATION! Lindsey Spalding joined the team at the very end of year 3 (2013-2014). I worked with Stephanie Wall (SCPS CTE) to reorganize frameworks and submit to the state. 1st 2 years team worked to establish a framework and curriculum posted to the NCS web-site. Our Goal is to create 5 fully functioning VR Stations We have one station almost complete – just need chair You can sponsor a whole VR Station about $2400 You can sponsor parts of a VR Station - price will vary Oculus = AVG. $600 Asus 17 GTX 980 VR Ready Roto Chair Avg. $600 We have the Station space!

Thank You For Your Time and Efforts! Any Questions? Lindsey Spalding HHS Modeling and Simulation 407-871-0776 Lindsey_spalding@scps.k12.fl.us