2004 NSF K-12 Math, Science, and
Technology Curriculum Developers
Conference

 

 

 



Speakers

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To read more about each speaker's presentation, click on the presentation link.
Speakers are listed in order of agenda presentations.

Session I

Session I-A

Session II

Session III

Session IV

Session IV-A

Lunch Talks

Session V

Session VI

Session VII

Closing Remarks


Session I: Committee on Test Design for
K-12 Science Achievement at the
National Research Council, Center for
Education

Gerry Stokes,
University of Maryland,
Committee Member

Marty Orland,
Director, Center for Education

Meryl Bertenthal,
Study Director

Joe Krajcik,
University of Maryland,
Committee Member

Session I: Reactions

Arthur Eisenkraft,
Active Chemistry/Active Physics

Zalman Usiskin,
University of Chicago

Session I-A: Small Group Discussions

Session I-A: Small Group Discussions

Barbara Olds,
NSF Director of Research, Evaluation,
and Communications

Session II: Process and Pitfalls of
Revising

Fred Goldberg,
San Diego State University
Science

Andy Isaacs,
University of Chicago
Math

Session III: Large-Group Discussion:
Connections Between Centers for
Learning and Teaching and Developers

Steve Schneider,
CAESL

Jo Ellen Roseman,
AAAS

Chris Hirsch,
CSMC

Session IV: Implementation: Issues and
Solutions

Kim Bess,
San Diego City Schools

  • Biography
  • Presentation

Cheryl Rectanus,
Portland, Oregon

Martin Gartzman,
Chicago Public Schools

Session IV-A: Small Group Discussions:
Implementation and Professional
Development

Session IV-A: Small Group Discussions

Lunch Talks: Other Important National
Initiatives

Jean Slattery,
Achieve

Session V: The Role of Reading, Writing,
and Discourse in Materials Development
and Use

Elizabeth Moje,
University of Michigan

Session VI: Breakout Sessions

Session VI: Technology Group Discussion

Session VII: Connections Between
Assessment Projects and Developers

Vi-Nhuan Le,
RAND

Edys Quellmalz,
SRI International

George DeBoer,
AAAS

Hugh Burkhardt,
Michigan State University

Closing Remarks

William Frascella,
Division Director, ESIE, NSF