Jody Bintz

Organization/Institution
Citations of DRK-12 or Related Work (DRK-12 work is denoted by *)
  • Roth, K.J., Bintz, J., Wickler, N. W., Hvidsten, C., Taylor, J., Beardsley, P. M., Caine, J. A., & Wilson, C. D. (2017). Behind the scenes: Design, implementation, and scaling of an effective videobased, analysis-of-practice PD program. International Journal of STEM Education.*
  • Galosy, J., Mohan, L., Mohan, A., Miller, B., & Bintz, J. (2017). Math and science teacher leadership development: Findings from research and program reviews (Research Report No. 2017-03). Colorado Springs, CO: BSCS.*
  • BSCS 2017. Guidelines for the Evaluation of Instructional Materials in Science. https://bscs.org/resources/reports/guidelines-for-assessing-instruction…
BSCS
08/01/2015

This project will develop and test a biology teacher professional model that employs analysis of videotaped lessons to promote increased biology content knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge among practicing biology teachers. The content of the professional development activities will focus on the crosscutting concepts of stability and change that link core ideas in three areas of biology: cell biology, heredity, and evolution.

BSCS
09/15/2013

This project tests the efficacy of an intensive, three year professional development program, the BSCS National Academy for Curriculum Leadership (NACL) on student science achievement in the state of Washington. The goal of the NACL is to develop the capacity of district-based secondary science leadership teams to sustain the implementation of research-based science instructional materials that promote improvement in teaching and learning.

BSCS
09/01/2018

This project will adapt an effective in-person teacher professional development model to an online approach. A defining feature of the Science Teachers Learning from Lesson Analysis (STeLLA) Professional Development program is its use of videos of classroom instruction and examples of student work to promote teacher learning. Adapting the STeLLA program to an online learning model can reach a broader and more diverse audience, such as teachers working in rural school districts and underserved communities.