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Historically Black Colleges and Universities - Undergraduate Program (HBCU-UP) Letter of Intent Deadline
Historically Black Colleges and Universities - Undergraduate Program (HBCU-UP) Letter of Intent DeadlineEvent Date:Learn more at https://beta.nsf.gov/funding/opportunities/historically-black-colleges-…. More |
CADRE Fellows Program Q&A Session Registration
CADRE Fellows Program Q&A Session RegistrationEvent Date: toThis virtual session is an opportunity for potential applicants to anonymously ask questions about the 2024 CADRE Fellows program and application process. Prior to the session, please review the program description and criteria, the application guidelines, and the 2024 calendar of activities. For more information about the Fellows program, please visit the CADRE Fellows webpage. Potential applicants may also direct questions to cadre@edc.org. Applications are due by 5:00 PM ET on September 27, 2023. More |
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Classroom-Based STEM Assessment: Implications for Researchers and Practitioners
Classroom-Based STEM Assessment: Implications for Researchers and PractitionersEvent Date: toPanelists: Christopher Harris, WestEd; Eric Wiebe, North Carolina State University; James Pellegrino, University of Illinois Chicago; Erin Furtak, University of Colorado at Boulder; Ryan Seth Jones, Middle Tennessee State University; Okhee Lee, New York University On September 26, 2023, editors and authors of the report, Classroom-Based STEM Assessment: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives, discussed the implications of the report for STEM practice and education research. Webinar Resources:
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CADRE Fellows Program Applications Due
CADRE Fellows Program Applications DueEvent Date:CADRE is now accepting applications for the 2024 Fellows program. The CADRE Fellows program provides professional growth opportunities for early career professionals in the field of preK-12 STEM education research. Through a series of capacity-building activities, the program offers Fellows the opportunity to gain insight into what it takes to be successful and effective in this field, become more familiar with National Science Foundation (NSF) practices, network with experienced researchers, and build community with other early career researchers from across the country. This year the program will be held virtually and run from January - July 2024. Fellows will work together toward their professional goals by participating in activities focused on: career pathways, research use and dissemination, community building, and research funding. In addition to engaging in conversation with more experienced researchers, the Fellows will share their expertise, experience, and questions with each other while working throughout the program on a career-development project. Refer to the calendar of activities for more information. Applicants must:
Special consideration will be given to applicants who have not had similar professional development opportunities, and are associated with awardees, programs, or institutions that haven’t previously had a CADRE Fellow. Early career STEM education researchers from minority-serving institutions and institutions in EPSCoR states are strongly encouraged to apply. Learn more and apply on the CADRE Fellows webpage. The application deadline is 5:00pm EST on September 27, 2023. More |
CADRE Learning Series on Instructional Observation: Part 1
CADRE Learning Series on Instructional Observation: Part 1Event Date: toMany DRK-12 projects seek to document changes in classroom instruction. To that end, researchers often seek to use or create reliable instructional observation instruments. In Part 1 of this Learning Series webinar, we will hear from researchers who have used or designed these tools in their DRK-12 research. Participants will learn about a range of tools, their various uses and limitations, in the hopes of generating ideas for other project designs. Following the webinar on September 28, we will have a follow-up webinar (November 9), where participants can consult with the presenting researchers to get feedback on their own research designs.
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