Council of State Science Supervisors
“The voice and vision of science education for the states”

The second gathering of BCSSE was in Raleigh, NC. The sessions are designed to support state teams building capacity for valuing and using the Framework and NGSS Standards.  Goals for the meeting included: developing and/or enhancing state science education plans, networking, discussion, and planning at many levels to develop a shared vision for science education, and developing, planning, and sharing resources and tools to support implementation of the Framework’s vision for science education.

Agenda

Organizing the Meeting Brett Moulding lays out the outline for BCSSE Raleigh meeting and plans for the future. (BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

The Vision for Science Education: Examples of Moving from the Framework to the Standards Overview of the NGSS development process that was delivered by Heidi Schweingruber and Stephen Pruitt on February 24, 2012 (Next Generation Science Standards, BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh, 2012-02-24)

Research Practice Partnership as a Strategy Bill Penuel, University of Colorado-Boulder, presents on planning for implementation of NGSS and using Research-Practice Partnerships to support the process. (Next Generation Science Standards, BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

Reflections on assessing the Next Generation Science Standards Rodger Bybee reflects on the potential implications NGSS may have on future science assessments. (Next Generation Science Standards, BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

Implications for Teacher Knowledge and Science Teaching Brian Reiser, Northwestern University, outlines the implications of the K-12 Framework for Science Education and the NGSS for preservice and inservice professional learning for teachers. (Framework for K-12 Science Education, Next Generation Science Standards, BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

What we need from curriculum materials Brian Reiser, Northwestern University, outlines what will be needed from curriculum materials in the future to support effective implementation. (BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

What's Common Across ELA, Science and Mathematics Sarah Michaels, Clark University, and Cathy O’Connor, Boston University, presentation on the cross-over between NGSS and the Common Core, specifically focusing on argumentation and ways to make thinking more visible. (Next Generation Science Standards, BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

Building Fluency with Science and Engineering Practices Jonathan Osborne, Stanford University, School of Education, introduces the science and engineering practices from the K-12 Framework for Science Education. (Framework for K-12 Science Education, BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

Closing Closing powerpoint from BCSSE Raleigh (BCSSE Conference Presentations, BCSSE-Raleigh)

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