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Science Leadership Network

February 3, 2020

OCM BOCES

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Introductions

Welcome! Let’s take a few minutes to meet each other!

  • What is your favorite cool science fact? Why?
  • What is one experience that you have had in your science classroom that makes you smile?

Please share your answers with the other people at your table.

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Agenda

  1. Introductions
  2. Updates from the NYS Education Department
  3. Standards Implementation Roadmap
  4. Breakout Sessions
    1. Science in three dimensions standards overview (Skaneateles)
    2. Citizen Science (Oneida)
    3. Middle School Domain Specific Groups (Seneca)
    4. High School Domain Specific Groups (Seneca)
      1. High School Course Maps
  5. Report out from breakouts
  6. Feedback

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Update from the NYS Education Department

http://www.nysed.gov/common/nysed/files/programs/curriculum-instruction/nysed-sci-update-fall-2019.pdf

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Standards Implementation Roadmap

  • For each piece of the NYS Science Roadmap that has been identified please consider the following questions and record your responses:
    • What does this objective mean?
    • How can we accomplish this objective?
    • Who is responsible for meeting this objective?
  • Please fill out a Post-It with your thoughts and place it the accompanying location.

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Standards Implementation Roadmap

  • B2c: Support the implementation of exemplary, data-informed science curriculum programming and instructional materials, using cross-curricular connections from engineering, technology, NYS Math standards, and NYS ELA standards that strengthen, support, and reinforce scientific literacy.
  • B3b: Utilize multiple platforms to access exemplary curriculum and instructional resources.
  • C2b: Target annual professional development in science that builds on specific subject knowledge and pedagogical-content knowledge toward fulfilling the 100 hours required for maintenance of certification.
  • C3b: Create or access professional development opportunities that focus on the integration of science and engineering concepts into STEM courses.

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Breakout Sessions

  • Science in three dimensions standards overview (Skaneateles)
  • Citizen Science (Oneida)
  • Middle School Domain Specific Groups (Seneca)
  • High School Domain Specific Groups (Seneca)
    • High School Course Maps

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Share Out...

Information discussed at each small session:

HS Earth Science

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  • E-newsletter sign up

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Next Meeting

  • May 7, 2020

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Workshop Name: Science Leadership

Date: 2/3/2020

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