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Upcoming DRK-12 Awardee Presentations (2024)
Information provided by project members
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Project TitlePI(s)Institution(s)ConferenceSession TitlePresenter(s)
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Engaging Teachers in Integrating Human-Centered Design for Geometry Problem-based InstructionGloriana Gonzalez RiveraUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign26th ICMI Study: Advances in Geometry Education; Reims, France; Apr 23-26Teaching Geometry to Advance Design JusticeGonzález, G., Shehab, S. & Powers, E.
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Bridging Preschool and Kindergarten Science: Exploring Play-based Engagement with Scientific and Engineering Practices in Early Learning Environments (Collaborative Research)Katahdin Cook; Alison Miller Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance; Bowdoin CollegeMSTA Conference; St. George, ME; Apr 26-27Deepening Understanding of NGSS Science and Engineering Practices Through PLAYLisa Kenyon & Hildah Makori
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Bridging Preschool and Kindergarten Science: Exploring Play-based Engagement with Scientific and Engineering Practices in Early Learning Environments (Collaborative Research)Katahdin Cook; Alison Miller Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance; Bowdoin CollegeMaineAEYC Early Childhood Education Conference; Portland, ME; May 3-4Nurturing Natural Curiosity in Science and Engineering Throughout the DayKate Cook & Jessica Lewis
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Supporting Elementary Teacher Learning for Effective School-based Citizen Science (TL4CS)Patrick SmithHorizon Research, Inc.CAPS Annual Conference; Jun 3-6Identifying Essential Features for Successful Teacher Support For In-School Citizen ScienceChristine L. Goforth, Sarah J. Carrier, & P. Sean smith
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Invigorating Statistics Teacher Education Through Professional Online Learning (InSTEP)Hollylynne LeeNorth Carolina State UniversityeCOTS 2024; Jun 10-13Getting NC InSTEP with DataHollylynne Lee, Gemma F. Mojica, Emily Thrasher, Bruce Graham, & Michelle Pace
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A Professional Development Model for High School Teachers to Adapt Curricula Toward Students' Knowledges and ResourcesChristina KristUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14EMPOWER: Enacting Materials to Promote OWnership, Engagement, and RelevanceMon-Lin Monica Ko, Christina Krist, Barbara Hug, Kerri Wingert, Enrique Suarez, Logan Lauren, Nick Leonardi, Kevin Hall, & Erica Light
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Advancing, Supporting, and Sustaining Equity Among Elementary Teachers of ScienceElizabeth DavisUniversity of MichiganISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14Paper title: Preservice Teachers’ Support for Children’s Epistemic Agency in Elementary ScienceJessica Bautista & Elizabeth A. Davis
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Applying and Refining a Model for Dynamic, Discussion-based Professional Development for Middle School Teachers About Fractions, Ratios, and Proportions (Collaborative Research)Rachael Brown; Allan Cohen; Chandra OrrillPennsylvania State University; University of Georgia; ReThink LearningISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14One-on-One Coaching to Support Connection Making: Moving Professional Learning to PracticeChandra Orrill, Zarina Gearty, Rachael Brown, Shakhnoza Kayumova, & Ramprasad Balasubramanian
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Applying and Refining a Model for Dynamic, Discussion-based Professional Development for Middle School Teachers About Fractions, Ratios, and Proportions (Collaborative Research)Rachael Brown; Allan Cohen; Chandra OrrillPennsylvania State University; University of Georgia; ReThink LearningISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14Where Is the Referent Unit When Teachers Attending Fraction Multiplication Problems?Kun Wang, Chandra Orrill, & Rachael Brown
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Contextualizing Data Education via Project-based LearningChad DorseyConcord ConsortiumISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14Telling Data Stories in Middle School Social Studies ClassroomsKatherine M. Miller, Joseph L. Polman, & Trang C. Tran
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Designing Computational Modeling Curricula Across Science Subjects to Study How Repeated Engagement Impacts Student Learning (Collaborative Research)Luke Conlin; Madison Kantzer; Eric KlopferSalem State University; District of Columbia Public Schools; Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14A Framework to Integrate Computational Modeling Practices with Three-Dimensional NGSS LearningAditi Wagh
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Designing Computational Modeling Curricula Across Science Subjects to Study How Repeated Engagement Impacts Student Learning (Collaborative Research)Luke Conlin; Madison Kantzer; Eric KlopferSalem State University; District of Columbia Public Schools; Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14Exploring the Affective Dimension of Integrating Computational Modeling with Science LearningLuke D. Conlin
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Examining Elementary Mathematics Teachers' Behaviors and Learning with an Online Professional Development Platform (Collaborative Research)Joseph Cimpian; Cheryl Moran; Michelle PerryNew York University; University of Chicago; University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14Teacher Learning Online: Detecting Patterns of Engagement Nigel Bosch, Tiffany Reyes Denis, & Michelle Perry
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Life Right Here and Everywhere: Case Studies of a Suite of Next Generation Science Instructional, Assessment, and Professional Development Materials in Diverse Middle School SettingsNancy SongerUniversity of UtahISLS Annual Meeting; Buffalo, NY; Jun 10-14The Iterative Science and Engineering Instructional Model Nancy Songer, Julia Calabrese, Holly Cordner, & Daniel Aida
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Connecting Elementary Mathematics Teaching to Real-World Issues (Collaborative Research)Mathew Felton; Eva ThanheiserOhio University; Portland State UniversityNCTE-NCTM Joint Conference; New Orleans, LA; Jun 17-19Supporting Children's Agency and Critical Literacy Skills Using Cross-Curricular Mathematics LessonsCourtney Koestler & Eva Thanheiser
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Comparing the Efficacy of Collaborative Professional Development Formats for Improving Student Outcomes of a Student-Teacher-Scientist Partnership ProgramCatrina AdamsBotanical Society of AmericaPlant Biology 2024; Honolulu, HI; Jun 22-26PlantingScience Online Mentoring Program Connects Middle and High School Students with Plant ScientistsVarsha Pathare
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Investigating How Combining Intensive Professional Development and Modest Support Affects Rural Elementary Teachers' Science and Engineering PracticeRyan SummersUniversity of North DakotaASEE Annual Conference & Exposition; Portland, OR; Jun 23-26Supporting Elementary Engineering Instruction in Rural Contexts Through Online Professional Learning and Modest SupportsRebekah Hammack
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Designing Computational Modeling Curricula Across Science Subjects to Study How Repeated Engagement Impacts Student Learning (Collaborative Research)Luke Conlin; Madison Kantzer; Eric KlopferSalem State University; District of Columbia Public Schools; Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyAAPT Summer Meeting; Boston, MA; Jul 6-10Coding for a Cooler Planet: Improving Students' Understanding of the Greenhouse Effect Through Computational ModelingLuke D. Conlin, Justin Zimmerman, Bridget Knight, Aaron Dwyer, & Emi Pilla
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Designing Computational Modeling Curricula Across Science Subjects to Study How Repeated Engagement Impacts Student Learning (Collaborative Research)Luke Conlin; Madison Kantzer; Eric KlopferSalem State University; District of Columbia Public Schools; Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyAAPT Summer Meeting; Boston, MA; Jul 6-10From Following Instructions to Freely Exploring: Analyzing Students’ Interactions While Computational Modeling in a High School Physics ClassroomLuke D. Conlin, Bridget Knight, Aaron Dwyer, & Emi Pilla
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Opening Pathways into Engineering Through an Illinois Physics and Secondary Schools PartnershipTimothy StelzerUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignAAPT Summer Meeting; Boston, MA; Jul 6-10Investigating Physics Teachers’ Identity Development in a Community of Practice: A Case StudyHamideh Talafian
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Opening Pathways into Engineering Through an Illinois Physics and Secondary Schools PartnershipTimothy StelzerUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignAAPT Summer Meeting; Boston, MA; Jul 6-10Physics Teachers’ Self-Efficacy Development in a Community of PracticeMorten Lundsgaard
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Opening Pathways into Engineering Through an Illinois Physics and Secondary Schools PartnershipTimothy StelzerUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignAAPT Summer Meeting; Boston, MA; Jul 6-10Responsive Model of Professional Development in a Community of PracticeTim Stelzer
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Creating a Model for Sustainable Ambitious Mathematics Programs in High-Need Settings: A Researcher-Practitioner CollaborationJeffrey ChoppinUniversity of RochesterInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Developing a School-Wide Model for Ambitious Mathematics Teaching Through a Researcher-Practitioner PartnershipWilliam Zahner & Jeffrey Choppin
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Developing and Evaluating Assessments of Problem-Solving in Computer Adaptive Testing Environments (Collaborative Research)Jonathan Bostic; Toni MayBowling Green State University; Drexel UniversityInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Applying Empathic Principles to Mathematics Education AssessmentBostic, J., (speaker), May, T., Folger, T., Matney, G., Koskey, K., & Stone, G.
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Developing and Evaluating Assessments of Problem-Solving in Computer Adaptive Testing Environments (Collaborative Research)Jonathan Bostic; Toni MayBowling Green State University; Drexel UniversityInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Borrowing Theory from Engineering: Applying Empathic Design Principles to Mathematics Assessment DevelopmentBostic, J., Folger, T., May, T., Koskey, K., Matney, G., & Stone, G.
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Developing and Evaluating Assessments of Problem-Solving in Computer Adaptive Testing Environments (Collaborative Research)Jonathan Bostic; Toni MayBowling Green State University; Drexel UniversityInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Brave New World: Computer-Adaptive, Problem-Solving TestsBostic, J., May, T., Matney, G., Koskey, K., Stone, G., & Folger, T.
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Empowering Students with Choice Through Equitable and Interactive Mathematical Modeling (EIM2)Hyunyi JungUniversity of FloridaInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Wheelchair Ramps Design: An Equitable Mathematical Modeling Approach for Middle School StudentsHernández-Zavaleta, E., Jung, H., Brady, C., & Sutcliffe, K.
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Investigating Productive Use of High-Leverage Student Mathematical Thinking (Collaborative Research: Van Zoest)Laura Van ZoestWestern Michigan UniversityInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Moving Beyond Land Acknowledgements to Decolonizing Mathematics Education ResearchImani Masters Goffney, Shekira L. Edgar, & Laura R. Van Zoest
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Invigorating Statistics Teacher Education Through Professional Online Learning (InSTEP)Hollylynne LeeNorth Carolina State UniversityInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Data Investigations as a Framework for STEM IntegrationHollylynne S. Lee, Gemma F. Mojica, & Michelle H. Wilkerson
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Online Practice Suite: Practice Spaces, Simulations and Virtual Reality Environments for Preservice Teachers to Learn to Facilitate Argumentation Discussions in Math and ScienceJamie MikeskaEducational Testing ServiceInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Approximations of Practice as a Way to Shift BeliefsHowell, H., Shekell, C., Kinsey, D., Mikeska, J. N., & Cross Francis, D.
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Parents, Teachers, and Multilingual Children Collaborating on Mathematics Together (Collaborative Research)Marta Civil; Beatriz Quintos Alonso; Rachel PinnowUniversity of Arizona; University of Maryland; University of MissouriInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Culturally Responsive Mathematics in a Bilingual Setting: Mothers, Teachers, and Children TogetherCivil, M. & Salazar, F.
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Quantifying Curricular Reasoning as a Critical Practice in Teaching Mathematics (Collaborative Research)Jonathan Bostic; Shannon Dingman; Toni May-Sondergeld; Amy Roth McDuffie; Dawn TeuscherBowling Green State University; University of Arkansas; Drexel University; Washington State University; Brigham Young UniversityInternational Congress on Mathematical Education; Sydney, Australia; Jul 7-14Building Effective Instruments Development Teams: Two Case StudiesToni May, Kristin Koskey, Jonathan Bostic, Gabriel Matney, Dawn Teuscher, Amy Roth McDuffie, Greg Stone, & Shannon Dingman
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Over-Engaged Parenting and Science Achievement in Early ChildhoodJulia LeonardYale UniversityIMBES Conference; Leuven, Belgium; Jul 10-12Understanding Individual Differences in Mental Effort – Motivational, Neurocognitive and Social AspectsReut Shachnai
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Precipitating Change in Alaskan and Hawaiian Schools: Modeling Mitigation of Coastal ErosionCarolyn StaudtConcord ConsortiumEASST-4S 2024; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Jul 16-19Instructional Resources on STEMS2 Revision of Navigating Paper for IJESE STEMS2 SymposiumNoelani Puniwai
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Bridging Preschool and Kindergarten Science: Exploring Play-based Engagement with Scientific and Engineering Practices in Early Learning Environments (Collaborative Research)Katahdin Cook; Alison Miller Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance; Bowdoin College32nd EECERA Conference; Brighton, United Kingdom; Sep 4-6Exploring Play-based Engagement with Science and Engineering Practices in Early Learning EnvironmentsAlison Riley Miller
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Building a Teacher Knowledge Base for the Implementation of High-Quality Instructional Resources Through the Collaborative Investigation of Video Cases (Collaborative Research: DiNapoli)Joseph DiNapoliMontclair State UniversityNCSM Annual Conference; Chicago, IL; Sep 23-25Challenging Inequitable Teaching Practices with the AIM-TRU Professional Development ModelLeonard, H. S., Daniel, A., Cook, D., & DiNapoli, J.
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Developing Leaders, Transforming Practice in K-5 Mathematics: An Examination of Models for Elementary Mathematics Specialists (Collaborative Research)Chandra Lewis; Nicole Rigelman; Patrice WoodsRMC Research Corporation; Portland State University; Portland Public SchoolsNCSM Annual Conference; Chicago, IL; Sep 23-25Leveraging Mathematics Teacher Leaders to Break Through Barriers and Transform Learning Environments for Teachers and StudentsNicole Rigelman, Chandra Lewis, Patrice Woods, & Rose Palmer
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Improving Professional Development in Mathematics by Understanding the Mechanisms that Translate Teacher Learning into Student LearningJames HiebertUniversity of DelawareNCSM Annual Conference; Chicago, IL; Sep 23-25Coaching to Meet the Varying Needs of Teachers as LearnersGibbons, L., Riser, J., Maxwell, V., Thornburg, N., Watkins, J., Wandless, P., & McKie, K.
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Practice-Driven Professional Development for Algebra TeachersZandra de AraujoUniversity of FloridaNCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition; Chicago, IL; Sep 25-28Practical Changes to Capture Student BrillianceAmber G. Candela, Zandra de Araujo, Samuel Otten, Maria Stewart, & F. Paul Wonsavage
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Practice-Driven Professional Development for Algebra TeachersZandra de AraujoUniversity of FloridaNCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition; Chicago, IL; Sep 25-28Super Wrong, Kinda Right: Learning to be Creatively IncorrectSamuel Otten, Faustina Baah, Amber Candela, Zandra de Araujo, & Mitchelle Wambua
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Young Mathematicians: Expanding an Innovative and Promising Model Across Learning Environments to Promote Preschoolers' Mathematics KnowledgeJessica YoungEducation Development CenterNCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition; Chicago, IL; Sep 25-28Introducing Data Science to Preschoolers with Hands-on, Physical, and Digital ActivitiesJessica M. Young & Ashley Lewis-Presser
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Young Mathematicians: Expanding an Innovative and Promising Model Across Learning Environments to Promote Preschoolers' Mathematics KnowledgeJessica YoungEducation Development CenterNCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition; Chicago, IL; Sep 25-28Making Math Part of Children’s Everyday Play Shakesha Thompson, Kristen E. Reed, & Jessica M. Young
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Understanding STEM Teaching Through Integrated Contexts in Everyday Life (Collaborative Research)Joseph Johnson; Augusto Macalalag; Lisa Marco-Bujosa; Greer RichardsonMercyhurst University; Arcadia University; Villanova University; La Salle University4th International Conference on Science and Technology Education; Porto, Portugal; Oct 3-4Socioscientific Issues: Teachers’ Perspectives on the Successes and Challenges of Grades 6-12 Students in Social Justice STEM EducationMacalalag, A., Kaufmann, A., & Ricketts, A.
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Supporting Elementary Teacher Learning for Effective School-based Citizen Science (TL4CS)Patrick SmithHorizon Research, Inc.NAAEE Conference; Pittsburgh, PA; Nov 6-9Students as Scientists: How Citizen Science Intersects With Outdoor LearningJill McGowan & Sarah Carrier
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Supporting Elementary Teacher Learning for Effective School-based Citizen Science (TL4CS)Patrick SmithHorizon Research, Inc.NAAEE Conference; Pittsburgh, PA; Nov 6-9Supporting Elementary Teachers’ Citizen Science InstructionSarah J. Carrier & Jill McGowan
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