Conceptual Framework for Guiding New (Next Generation) K-12 Science Education Standards Tom Keller Presentation at Triangle Coalition October 21, 2010.

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Conceptual Framework for Guiding New (Next Generation) K-12 Science Education Standards Tom Keller Presentation at Triangle Coalition October 21, 2010

The National Academies A non-governmental organization (NGO) Founded in 1863 Bring together committees of experts in all areas of scientific and technological endeavor Address critical national issues and give advice to the federal government and the public

Conceptual Framework – representation of core ideas in science with examples of performance expectations Standards – elaboration of core ideas into K-12 learning expectations

Why a Conceptual Framework? To provide intellectual guidance To blend current understanding of teaching and learning with new developments in science To decouple what is otherwise an enormously complex and challenging task

An NRC Study Committee Highly respected scientists and engineers from multiple disciplines Experts on science education Experts on learning sciences Experts on education systems and policy Supported by 4 design teams

Committee Members Helen Quinn, Chair Stanford University (Physics) Wyatt Anderson, University of Georgia (Biology) Tanya Atwater, UC Santa Barbara (Earth Science) Philip Bell, University of Washington (Cognitive Science) Thomas Corcoran, Center for Policy Research in Education, Columbia Teachers College Rodolfo Dirzo, Stanford University (Biology) Phillip Griffiths, Princeton University (Mathematics) Dudley Herschbach, Harvard University (Chemistry) Linda Katehi, UC Davis (Engineering) John Mather, (NASA), (Astrophysics) Brett Moulding, Educator, Utah Jonathan Osborne, Stanford University (Science Education) James Pellegrino, University of Illinois at Chicago (Cognitive Science) Brian Reiser, Northwestern University (Cognitive Science) Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Rice University (Engineering) Walter Secada, University of Miami (Mathematics) Deborah Smith, Pennsylvania State University (Elementary Education)

NRC - Phase 1 Hold stakeholder meetings for informed input (summer/fall, 2009) Conduct study committee and design teams (starting January, 2010) Draft conceptual framework in July, 2010 – feedback July 12 – August 2 Committee reviews feedback and finalizes report Report enters review in winter, 2010 Final report in early 2011

Draft Framework version released in July 2010 Disciplinary Core Ideas –Cellular basis of life Cross-Cutting Elements –Cross-cutting scientific concepts –Topics in Science, Engineering, Technology, and Society Practices –Asking questions, collecting data, arguing from evidence, etc.

Unique aspects of the conceptual framework project Speed of project Includes Engineering and Technology Partnership Design teams Public feedback on draft Check for fidelity of standards with framework

Ways to keep updated BOSE website Or