What is needed? Teacher preparation and professional education –Targets content in benchmarks and standards –Incorporates elements of good instruction.

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What is needed? Teacher preparation and professional education –Targets content in benchmarks and standards –Incorporates elements of good instruction –In context of curriculum materials Coherent curriculum K-12 (Good Curriculum Materials) –Targets benchmarks and standards –Incorporates elements of good instruction –Tells a story K-12 Solid published research on student learning of specific ideas Archived Information

Things You Want to Hear Informal education can address topics that are great motivators like space or forensic science-- teachers and kids love this stuff Informal education can target specific audiences like young science enthusiasts and provide opportunities for learning beyond school Informal education can be a resource for schools to achieve their NCLB mission

Things You Don’t Want to Hear Most current science teaching K-14 is ineffective Most students are learning very little science K-14 –TIMSS, NAEP, ask a college professor Learning and teaching science is hard –Science does not have a mechanical component like reading and mathematics Most curriculum materials don’t have potential for helping teachers teach or students learn –Almost no materials produced by the major publishers or the informal education community have been researched There isn’t room in the school curriculum for most of the stuff that informal education organizations would like to push

How much time is available for learning science in school? Space Science example: –~ 50 hours per year for all science K-5 –~100 hours per year for all science 6-12 –1000 hours total K-12, Maybe 300 for “Earth Science” –Maybe 150 hours total K-12 for Astronomy and Space Science ~12 hours per year! Our expectations for what most students can learn about astronomy and space science K-12 are probably way too high What would NASA like to do? Is it realistic?

Space Science Missions With E/PO Supplementary Curriculum Components Magellan Yohkoh XMM Wind Voyager Ulysses TRACE SWAS Stardust SOHO SNOESAMPEX RXTE Polar Nozomi NEAR Mars Global Surv IMP-8 IMAGE Hubble (HST) HETE-2 HALCA/VLBI Geotail Galileo FUSE FAST Deep Space 1 Cluster II Chandra Cassini ACE ACCESS AIM CINDI CNSR Constellation-X Dawn Deep Impact Europa Orbiter Europa Lander FAME FIRST GEC GLAST HNX INSIDE Jupiter Ionosph. Mappers JMEX JOULE Kepler LISA Mag Const Mag Multiscale Mars MESSENGER NetLander NGST Planck Pluto/Kuiper PRIME Rad Belt Mappers SDO Sentinels SIM Solar-B Solar Probe Space Tech 3 Space Tech 5 SPEAR SPIDR STEP Swift STEREO Titan Explorer TPF AMS ASPERA-3 CATSAT CHIPS CONTOUR GALEX Genesis Gravity Probe-B HESSI INTEGRAL MAP '01 Mars Odyssey Rosetta SIRTF SOFIA TIMED TWINS Mars Pathfinder Lunar Prospector

What can informal education do to bridge to schools? Approach education as you do science Read the science education and learning literature Study the benchmarks and standards Learn from teachers—spend time in classrooms Do experiments--set learning goals, gather data, publish the results Focus on your strengths and niches