Science

Perspectives on Facet-based Diagnostic Assessments: Lessons Learned in Four Instructional Contexts

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Thu

This session presents recent implementation findings from four projects, each applying facet-based approaches to formative assessment in different instructional contexts.

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This session will describe recent findings from four projects, each applying the facet-based perspective in different instructional contexts: force and motion and waves (middle and high school), properties of matter and particulate nature of matter (middle school), Earth science (middle school), and chemistry (high school).

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Opportunities and Challenges for Developing and Evaluating Diagnostic Assessments in STEM Education

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Fri

Four DR K-12 projects will discuss opportunities and challenges that they have encountered when trying to harness psychometric models for diagnosis in science and mathematics education.

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What are the opportunities and challenges that arise when trying to harness psychometric models for diagnosis in STEM education?        

Gaming to Learn

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Thu

Four NSF-funded gaming project leaders will discuss pedagogical strategies and issues related to designing and implementing STEM educational games.          

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In this session, panelists from five NSF-funded gaming projects will discuss ways in which digital game-based learning can enable learner-led exploration, taking games beyond the "quiz" model many educators still think of.

References

Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly. (1990). Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience. HarperCollins. 

Powers, William T. (1973). Behavior: The Control of Perception. Chicago: Aldine.

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