As part of a US Department of Education-funded project, AAAS Project 2061 is developing multiple-choice assessment instruments to measure students’ understanding of ideas about energy. We are currently recruiting teachers and professors willing to pilot test these instruments with their students in the winter of 2015-2016.
STEM+Computing (STEM+C) Solicitation Discussion Webinars (Open to the public)
It’s Analysis Time for Your Experimental Study and There is No Significant Effect, Now What?
Webinar Date and Time: Thursday, December 3rd, 1:30 - 3:00 pm ET/ 10:30 - 12:00 pm PT
Webinar Presenter: Heather Hill, Harvard University
Webinar Facilitator: Chandra Lewis, RMC Research Corporation
Webinar URL: http://teams.mspnet.org/index.cfm/webinars/webinar_info?id=491
NSF Resource Centers CADRE, STELAR and CIRCL have teamed up to help organize this upcoming event:
The National Science Foundation is supporting a Nov. 9 forum titled “Next Generation STEM Learning for All” with thought leaders comprised of researchers and practitioners from multiple sectors, including K-12, higher education, informal learning, workforce development, policy, business, and industry.
Where: Washington Marriott at Metro Center
Read our latest newsletter to learn more about STEM Education events, resources, and DR K-12 work!
Congratulations to the 2015-2016 Fellows! CADRE is proud to announce the ten new Fellows accepted to the 6th year of the program in September. Accepted Fellows include:
On October 13th at 2:30pm ET, CADRE hosted a webinar on mentoring plans and strategies. View slides and a recording of the webinar.
Slides and recordings from both the September 22, September 29, and October 6 webinars on DR K-12 Solicitation 15-592 are now available at http://www.cadrek12.org/resources/slides-and-recording-informational-webinars-dr-k-12-solicitation-15-592.
Thank you to everyone who attended!
On October 13th at 2:30pm ET, CADRE hosted a webinar on mentoring plans and strategies. View slides and a recording of the webinar.
As you work on preparing proposals to NSF, you might encounter questions such as: What programs have funded work in areas related to my topic? Who are other researchers working on topic X? Which program officers should I talk to about my interest in topic Y? With DIA2, you can find answers to these questions in seconds. DIA2 is a highly visual, easy to use tool for exploring NSF knowledge. Join us in a webinar led by Krishna Madhavan and Mihaela Vorvoreanu to learn how you can take advantage of this powerful knowledge mining and visual analytics tool.
