WHAT ARE THE GOALS? 1.Provide a model for establishing substantive, long-term partnerships between scientists and informal science education institutions.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Reflecting on Practice

Advertisements

DIScovery SciEnce through Computational Thinking (DISSECT) Enrico Pontelli.

Project Dual Credit Funding through the Ohio Department of Education Managed by the Western Buckeye Educational Service Center on behalf of the Region.

Communicating Ocean Sciences to Informal Audiences BISC 587 Fall 2014 Course Description: This course is for undergraduates (with approval) and graduate.

Environmental Literacy in North Carolina. North Carolina’s Environmental Literacy Plan The goal of the plan is to produce high school graduates who.

Preliminary Results of the Conference on Teacher Research Experiences April 2005 Hosted by the University of Rhode Island Office of Marine Programs Funded.

Addressing the Challenges of Graduate and Post-graduate Training in the Geosciences Margaret Leinen Assistant Director for Geosciences National Science.

Incorporating Financial Literacy Education into Your Program Presenters: Adrianna Kezar and Hannah Yang Center for Higher Education Policy Analysis Rossier.

1 Exploring NSF Funding Opportunities in DUE Tim Fossum Division of Undergraduate Education Vermont EPSCoR NSF Research Day May 6, 2008.

The SMILE Program AEC Meeting November 17, 2004 Cori Hall Graduate Assistant.

Bringing Ocean Researchers and Marine Volunteers Together Through Field Research Amy Sprenger, Program Director Fritz Stahr, President.

An Overview of the NISE Network Presentation Overview NISE Network Network Community Educational Products Get More Involved.

SCCOOS K-16 Educational Outreach Building on the Existing Infrastructure of the Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence SCCOOS Governance and Planning.

CSU Summit on the Preparation of Teachers Irvine, California February 14, 2011 Connecting Teacher and Administrator Preparation with After-School Learning.

November 7, 2008 Susan Ware Harris National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) NOAA Education, Training and Outreach.

Association of Science-Technology Centers Annual Conference October 18-October 21, 2014 Association of Science-Technology Centers(ASTC) Annual Conference.

CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO NETWORKED OCEAN WORLD COASTAL TRENDS WEST SOUTHEAST NEW ENGLAND OCEAN LEARNING COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES OCEAN SYSTEMS.

Julia Nguyen Senior Program Officer Division of Education Programs

Allison Beauregard Northwest Florida State College.

December, 2003 Prepare. Inspire. Connect. Redesign of the Advanced Placement Program  (AP  ) Biology Course, Examination, and Teacher.

Resources for Teaching Teachers Earth Science Content and Pedagogy The Association for Science Teacher Education Rusty Low Shelley Olds January 2006.

Outreach to Districts and Schools ?Is there a drop down menu with three items, or does it go to a page on outreach, or both?

All certified staff need to write professional development learning goals. A minimum of three learning goals are required. Individual Professional Development.

2005 UCAR Office of Program Annual Report Jack Fellows,UOP Director Open House. Not going over the Annual Report -- I’ll be summarizing UOP and its programs.

Institute for Academic Development University of Edinburgh Doctoral education – the role of skills training Dr. Jon Turner Institute for Academic Development,

Museum and Community Partnerships.

A Global Cosmology Education Academy Presented at the Annual Hands-On Universe Conference June 25 to 28 Yerkes Observatory.

THE GRADUATE STUDENTS FOR OCEAN EDUCATION (GROE) FACEBOOK PAGE: USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO CREATE A BROADER IMPACTS COMMUNITY Hayley N. Schiebel 1, Robert F.

Pasadena City College Pasadena, California Dave Douglass, Dean Natural Sciences.

An Overview of the NISE Network Presentation Overview NISE Network Network Community Educational Products Evaluation and Research.

Three challenging realities: The critical role that the oceans play in people’s daily lives is not understood by the general population Oceanographic.

Commercial Ship Vessel Fouling Outreach A grant-funded project under the West Coast Ballast Outreach Project Alisha Dahlstrom, Jodi Cassell, and Annie.

Planning a Museum & Community Partnership Project Brown-Bag Workshop | Wednesday, September 30, Welcome (Kayla Berry) 2.Introduction (Rae Ostman)

Information Technology in Science Center for Teaching and Learning An NSF-funded project of the Colleges of Science and Education at Texas A&M University.

START global change SysTem for Analysis, Research & Training UNFCCC Expert Workshop on Monitoring and Evaluating Capacity Building in Developing Countries.

COSEE: History and Development Don Elthon Program Director, Ocean Sciences Education U.S. National Science Foundation.

Ruth Varner Research Associate Professor Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space and Department of Earth Sciences Graduate Students in S2I.

2 Capitol Hill Oceans Week Wonders of the Ocean World: Creating an Ocean Literate Society June 10, 2004 Richard D. West Rear Admiral, USN (Ret.) President.

4-H Youth Development Program. Agenda: 1.Update on the 4-H SET Initiative 2.Staff readiness study 3.Western Region 4-H Science Academy 4.Volunteer development.

Activities Reporting Frequency tabulations Types of activities Target audiences Participants Synthesis of descriptions Evaluation summaries.

 Traditional View of Excellence Research funding- whatever the topic Number of Doctoral Degree Programs Selectivity Invention/discoveries Size International.

Education and engagement: Exploring how faculty members can support education outside of college Susan Buhr Sullivan Director, CIRES Education and Outreach.

A Statewide Partnership Model Barbara Crudale, James Guarino, Arthur Lisi, Kevin Quinn Rhode Island School Counselor Association ASCA 2005 Annual Conference.

A JOI-FULL DAY A JOI-FULL DAY JOILearning Presents Elda Auxiliaire HBCU Fellow

RESOURCES FOR OCEAN CAREER INFORMATION Developed by Jan Hodder, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology

Site Leadership and Counselor Cohort: “Quality Pathway Design” Rob Atterbury, Connect Ed Daphannie Stevens, Center for Urban School Leadership (CUSL),

Diana Payne Sharon Walker Jim Lubner Sea Grant Education Network Lewis-Burke Associates December 3, 2007.

National Oceanography Centre, Southampton European Way, Southampton SO14 3ZH, UK Tel: National Marine Coordination Office.

“A Library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.” --Andrew Carnegie.

Mid-Ocean Ridge Science Education for Teachers Ridge 2000 National Science Foundation Penn State University.

NOVA Evaluation Report Presented by: Dr. Dennis Sunal.

A Strategy to Learn How to Build Scientific Education and Outreach Partnerships in the Ocean Sciences: COSEE Ocean Learning Communities AGU ED24A-06.

OOI-CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE OOI Cyberinfrastructure Education and Public Awareness Plan Cyberinfrastructure Design Workshop October 17-19, 2007 University.

The First COSEE-China Planning Workshop March 8-9 Beijing, China.

Great Midwestern Space Grant Consortium November 5, 2004 Jim Stofan Director, Informal Education Division To Inspire the Next Generation of Explorers …As.

Science Education Center Outreach Program 1 LIGO LIGO Science Education Center: Partnering Research Labs Universities Education Agencies Informal Learning.

COSEE: A National Success with a Regional Approach Craig Strang, Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California, Berkeley and COSEE California.

Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence National Science Foundation.

Building Foundations for Early Learning. Family Place Libraries™ provides a developmental framework and comprehensive model for family centered library.

Fostering Sustained Impact: Lessons Learned from Geoscience Faculty Workshops Ellen Roscoe Iverson, Cathryn A. Manduca, Science Education Resource Center,

What Do Students Know about the Ocean? Assessing Ocean Literacy at the California State University Maritime Academy Alex Parker, Colin Dewey, Steven Runyon,

Building Capacity for HIA in the United States: Current Status and Future Directions Andrew L. Dannenberg, MD, MPH National Center for Environmental Health.

NATIONAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE FOR K–12 CLASSROOMS.

Developing a Range of Ocean Acidification Learning Tools

COSEE Network Evaluation

NSDL: A New Tool for Teaching and Learning.

Developing a Range of Ocean Acidification Learning Tools

Exploring How to Communicate Science More Broadly and Increase Your Impact: Gears Professional Development Workshops For Early Career Scientists C. Ferraro1,

Digital library for Earth System Education Teaching Boxes

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Presentation transcript:

WHAT ARE THE GOALS? 1.Provide a model for establishing substantive, long-term partnerships between scientists and informal science education institutions to meet their respective outreach needs. 2.Provide future scientists with experiences communicating science concepts & research to the public in informal environments, and promoting the broader impact of scientific research. 3.Provide informal educators with access to cutting-edge science and effective strategies to incorporate it into their practice. 4.Provide diverse role models and inquiry-based ocean sciences activities for children and families visiting informal education institutions to increase diversity in the geosciences. 5.Offer regional professional development opportunities for scientists and informal educators led by regional hubs of informal science institutions and universities. WHAT IS IT? COSIA is a network of partnerships between universities and informal science education institutions (aquariums, science centers, museums). Led by the Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence- California (COSEE-CA) at Lawrence Hall of Science (LHS), University of California, Berkeley. COSIA Activities on SMILE The informal science activities developed for COSIA have been documented, field tested, and shared with other informal science institutions and colleges/ universities for use by students, docents, or education staff and are included on the NSDL SMILE Pathway COSIA student interacting with group of children about how fish breathe underwater. WHAT IS IN THE NETWORK? COSIA college course. Scientist & informal educator co-teach a course that introduces science students to learning & teaching science, & offers students practical experience in communicating their scientific knowledge to the public. Currently being taught in 7 universities nationwide. Museum Educators Reflecting On Practice. Professional development program for science educators in informal science education institutions. Currently being field tested in 10 institutions nationwide. Scientist Workshops. One-day & multi-day workshops for scientists to learn how to communicate their research effectively & develop ways to improve their broader impacts. HOW TO JOIN THE NETWORK? Contact: Catherine Halversen Visit COSEE California: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Both COSIA and SMILE are funded by grants from the National Science Foundation.. WHO IS IN THE NETWORK? UC Berkeley Educational Research Lawrence Hall of Science Instructional Materials Development Rutgers University Ocean Observatories Liberty Science Center Large Urban Science Center Oregon State University Informal Learning Research Hatfield Marine Science Center Small Aquarium & Science Center Hampton University Diverse Audience Outreach Virginia Aquarium Community Outreach Scripps Institute of Oceanography Leading Oceanographic Institution Birch Aquarium Communicating Cutting-edge Research University of Southern California Outreach to Diverse Audience Aquarium of the Pacific Large Aquarium University of Hawaii & multiple informal institutions Focus on Traditional Knowledge Go to & search for “COSEE” SMILE Pathway Partners