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Middle School Science Systemic Change Partnership

abstract: This five year Local Systemic Change in Science, 6-12, provides a consortium of the Seattle Public Schools, Bellevue, Northshore, Highline, and Shoreline School districts along with the University of Washington and other community partners to infuse inquiry-based teaching of exemplary curricula into all middle schools in the five school districts. All of these districts are contiguous. All middle school science teachers will have at least 165 hours of formal professional development over the five years. Whole science departments from each school will participate together. Inquiry-based learning experiences, based around exemplary curricula, will be provided through summer institutes, school-based implementation support during each year, and ongoing partnerships participating teachers. Resource Teachers, and teams of scientists. 350 teachers will be directly involved in the project.
staff: Ethan Allen (Co-Principal Investigator)
Judi Backman (Co-Principal Investigator)
Bob Sotak (Co-Principal Investigator)
Kathee Terry (Co-Principal Investigator)
Patrick Ehrman (Lead Staff)
Eric Ferguson (Lead Staff)
Kathryn Kelsey (Lead Staff)
Caroline Kiehle (Lead Staff)
Sheldon Levias (Lead Staff)
Martin Shorb (Lead Staff)
Cathy Stokes (Lead Staff)
Meg Town (Lead Staff)
Kathryn Donald (Support Staff)
Kit Hughes (Support Staff)
grant award #: 9813923
funding began:
funding ends:
webpage/site: http://depts.washington.edu/mssci/
venue type: Suburban

 
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