First NISE Annual Forum

See:Professional Development for Science and Mathematics Education. Putting knowledge
into action. A synopsis of the First Annual Forum of the National Institute for Science Education
(Workshop Report No. 3).


 

March 18-19, 1996

Holiday Inn, Rosslyn Westpark Hotel, Rosslyn, VA

AGENDA

Professional Development for Science and Mathematics Education:
Putting Knowledge into Action


Sunday, March 17
4:00-7:00pm Early registration, Poster set-up 2nd floor Promenade
Monday, March 18
7:30-8:30am Registration, Poster Set-up, Continental Breakfast 2nd floor Promenade
Sponsored by Delta Education
8:30-10:15am Opening Plenary
Welcomes
     National Science Foundation Anne Peterson
     National Council of Teacher of Mathematics Jack Price
     National Science Teacher Association JoAnne Vasquez
     National Staff Development Council Kathryn Blumsack
Overview of the NISE Andy Porter, Denice Denton
The Strategic Importance of Professional Development Luther Williams
in Systemic Reform
Professional Development as Decision Making: Susan Loucks-Horsley, Peter Hewson
A Model for Designing Professional Learning Opportunities
10:15-10:30am Break 2nd floor Promenade
10:30-12:00am Concurrent Session 1: Professional Development Case Discussions
Participants should elect sessions they indicated in their agenda questionnaire, if at all possible
12:00-1:30pm Box Lunch 2nd floor Promenade
Sponsored by Duracell Batteries
Posters/Displays/Networking Ballroom
1:30-3:00pm Concurrent Session 2: Professional Development Case Discussions
Participants should elect sessions they indicated in their agenda questionnaire, if at all possible
3:00-3:15pm Break 2nd floor Promenade
3:15-4:45pm Concurrent Session 3: Critical Issues in Professional Development
Participants should see name badge for assignments
4:45-5:00pm Mid-Conference Evaluation Susan Millar
5:00-6:00pm Remove Posters.
Tuesday, March 19
7:30-8:30am Continental Breakfast 2nd floor Promenade
Sponsored by Toyota
8:30-9:00am Plenary Session 2 Ballroom
Observations, Challenging Questions for Day 2 Iris Weiss, Mark St. John
9:00-10:00am Plenary Session 3 Ballroom
Major NISE Projects Daryl Chubin
     Policy Analysis of Systemic Reform Andy Porter, Peirce Hammond
     College Level One Art Ellis, Robert Watson
     Strategies for Evaluating Systemic Reform Norman Webb, Larry Suter
     Studies of Interdisciplinary Collaboration Sharon Derry
     Public and Professional Communications Susan Trebach, Senta Raizen
10:00-10:15am Break 2nd floor Promenade
10:15-11:30am Concurrent Session 4: Professional Development Cases; and other major NISE projects
Participants should elect sessions they indicated in their agenda questionnaire, if at all possible
11:45-12:45 Lunch and Networking 2nd floor Promenade
Sponsored by Duracell
12:45-1:15pm Plenary Session 4 Margaret Cozzens, NSF
Critical Role of Professional Development in Science and Mathematics Reform Bruce Alberts, President NAS
1:30-2:45pm Concurrent Session 5: Professional Development Cases; and other major NISE projects
Participants should elect sessions they indicated in their agenda questionnaire, if at all possible
2:45-3:00pm Break 2nd floor Promenade
3:00-4:00pm Concurrent Session 6: Critical Issues (Cont'd from Concurrent Session 3)
Participants should see name badge for assignment
4:00-4:30pm Closing Plenary Ballroom
Summary of Critical Issues Susan Loucks-Horsley
Observations and Challenges for the Future Iris Weiss, Mark St. John

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