The 2020 DRK-12 PI Meeting has been cancelled due to health and safety concerns related to COVID-19.
We are sorry to miss the opportunity to meet with you, explore successful approaches to common challenges, and learn about your findings. We are in conversation with the National Science Foundation to determine next steps, so please watch your email for updates and news. In the meantime, if you reserved a hotel room, please contact the Washington Marriott Wardman Park to cancel your reservation.
For those of you who were working on or have submitted a session proposal, please let us know if you would be interested in adapting the presentation to a virtual session in the coming months.
2020 PI Meeting Committee Members
We would like to thank our 2020 PI Meeting Committee Members for their time, advice, and service:
Jody Bintz, Associate Director for Strategic Partnerships & Professional Learning, BSCS Science Learning | Bio
- Science Teachers Learning from Lesson Analysis (STeLLA): High School Biology
- Translating a Video-based Model of Teacher Professional Development to an Online Environment
Jose Blackorby, Senior Director of Research and Development, CAST | Bio
Paul Cobb, Research Professor, Vanderbilt University | Bio
Zandra de Araujo, Associate Professor, University of Missouri | Bio
Ximena Dominguez, Director of Early STEM Research, Digital Promise | Bio
Marcia Linn, Professor, University of California, Berkeley | Bio
- GRIDS: Graphing Research on Inquiry with Data in Science
- Supporting Teachers in Responsive Instruction for Developing Expertise in Science (Collaborative Research: Linn)
Jamie Mikeska, Research Scientist, Educational Testing Service (ETS) | Bio
- Developing and Validating Assessments to Measure and Build Elementary Teachers' Content Knowledge for Teaching about Matter and Its Interactions within Teacher Education Settings (Collaborative Research: Mikeska)
- Developing Preservice Elementary Teachers' Ability to Facilitate Goal-Oriented Discussions in Science and Mathematics via the Use of Simulated Classroom Interactions
- Understanding the Role of Simulations in K-12 Science and Mathematics Teacher Education
Eric Wiebe, Professor, North Carolina State University | Bio