Broader Impacts: K-12 Partnering with K-12 is one way to address broader impacts in a research grant –Student programs –Teacher workshops –Curriculum development.

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Broader Impacts: K-12 Partnering with K-12 is one way to address broader impacts in a research grant –Student programs –Teacher workshops –Curriculum development –School partnerships –Additional research –Scholarship of engagement

Broader Impacts: K-12 Jeff Trapp’s work for NSF using Doppler on Wheels radar (DOW) to collect data on severe weather included the creation of curricular materials and brought high school students to campus to learn about the equipment. QuarkNET is sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy. Purdue’s QuarkNet Center has engaged high school physics teachers and their students in cutting-edge high energy particle physics research. Aman Yadav, Tim Korb, and Susanne Hambrusch are working on an NSF program to create just- in-time teacher training modules for a first-year computer science course offered by Project Lead the Way funded through one of CISE’s education related programs: CE21 Using Science as the “Bonding” Agent” to Inquiry and Global Awareness was a three-year partnership with MSD Washington Township Schools. Teachers learned to use research-based science curricular modules and graduate students investigated the impact of the professional development on teachers.

College of Science K-12 Outreach Seven staff members representing COS Departments –Knowledgeable in research-based K-12 instruction, school culture, and educational policy –Manage ongoing outreach and engagement programs Active state involvement –Indiana Department of Education –Professional Organizations NSTA, NCTM, CSTA, NABT, ACS, AAPT HASTI, ICTM, IABT, IACT, IESTA, INAAPT, ICE

College of Science K-12 Outreach GeneralBill BiologyIsidore ChemistryBill Computer SciencePhil Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences Steven Mathematics/StatisticsBill PhysicsDavid Science ExpressBill Bayley and Zach Grigsby

Suggestions for Work with K-12 Partners Get to know your K-12 partners –Academic standards and accountability testing –Teacher evaluation programs Leverage existing programs –Science Express Science Express delivers research grade scientific instruments to high schools in Indiana In over 100 teachers participated with over 23,000 student-instrument interactions –School partnerships Opportunities for scholarly work in K-12 engagement –Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement –Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship Plan broader impact with K-12 early in the process and include funding