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STEM Education: Perspectives from the Education and Human Resources Directorate Joan Ferrini-Mundy Assistant Director National Science Board, August 9, 2016

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STEM Education Perspectives from the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Joan Ferrini-Mundy Assistant Director

National Science Board August 9 2016

ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo

Vannevar Bush 1945 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14

Education and Human Resources Overview 2

EHR Mission bull Develop a diverse workforce ready to advance

the frontiers of science and engineering for society

bull Grow and sustain a STEM-literate public Education and Human Resources Overview 3

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

STEM Workforce

Graduate School Postdoctoral Experiences

Undergraduate Education Community College

High School

Middle School

Elementary School

Early Childhood Education

Education and Human Resources Overview 4

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

Virtual Worlds Augmented Reality

Making

Games Citizen Science Online Learning

Museums Social Media Science Centers

After-school Programs

Education and Human Resources Overview 5

EHR investments address three goals

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORM

THROUGH INSTITUTIONS RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 6

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo

Vannevar Bush 1945 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14

Education and Human Resources Overview 2

EHR Mission bull Develop a diverse workforce ready to advance

the frontiers of science and engineering for society

bull Grow and sustain a STEM-literate public Education and Human Resources Overview 3

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

STEM Workforce

Graduate School Postdoctoral Experiences

Undergraduate Education Community College

High School

Middle School

Elementary School

Early Childhood Education

Education and Human Resources Overview 4

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

Virtual Worlds Augmented Reality

Making

Games Citizen Science Online Learning

Museums Social Media Science Centers

After-school Programs

Education and Human Resources Overview 5

EHR investments address three goals

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORM

THROUGH INSTITUTIONS RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 6

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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EHR Mission bull Develop a diverse workforce ready to advance

the frontiers of science and engineering for society

bull Grow and sustain a STEM-literate public Education and Human Resources Overview 3

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

STEM Workforce

Graduate School Postdoctoral Experiences

Undergraduate Education Community College

High School

Middle School

Elementary School

Early Childhood Education

Education and Human Resources Overview 4

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

Virtual Worlds Augmented Reality

Making

Games Citizen Science Online Learning

Museums Social Media Science Centers

After-school Programs

Education and Human Resources Overview 5

EHR investments address three goals

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORM

THROUGH INSTITUTIONS RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 6

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

STEM Workforce

Graduate School Postdoctoral Experiences

Undergraduate Education Community College

High School

Middle School

Elementary School

Early Childhood Education

Education and Human Resources Overview 4

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

Virtual Worlds Augmented Reality

Making

Games Citizen Science Online Learning

Museums Social Media Science Centers

After-school Programs

Education and Human Resources Overview 5

EHR investments address three goals

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORM

THROUGH INSTITUTIONS RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 6

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
Page 5: STEM Education Perspectives from the Education and Human … · 2016. 8. 9. · STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public. Virtual Worlds . Augmented Reality Making Citizen Science

STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public

Virtual Worlds Augmented Reality

Making

Games Citizen Science Online Learning

Museums Social Media Science Centers

After-school Programs

Education and Human Resources Overview 5

EHR investments address three goals

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORM

THROUGH INSTITUTIONS RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 6

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
Page 6: STEM Education Perspectives from the Education and Human … · 2016. 8. 9. · STEM Workforce and STEM-Literate Public. Virtual Worlds . Augmented Reality Making Citizen Science

EHR investments address three goals

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORM

THROUGH INSTITUTIONS RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 6

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS

bull Scholarships bull Traineeships bull Fellowships

Education and Human Resources Overview 7

IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions

Cybersecurity experts for

government

Scientists and engineers for the research of the future

K-12 STEM teachers

Education and Human Resources Overview 8

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS Institutional change to

prepare a diverse STEM workforce and science-literate society

Education and Human Resources Overview 9

IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways

Institutions Tribal colleges Community broaden and universities colleges partner

participation and create new with industry to develop talent programs and provide cutting-

degrees edge training

Education and Human Resources Overview 10

BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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BUILD

KNOWLEDGE THROUGH

Research and RESEARCH development

Education and Human Resources Overview 11

Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources Directorate

Report of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014

ldquoEHR should continue to encourage high-riskhigh-pay-off education research proposals that are scientifically rigorous potentially transformative and informed by cutting-edge interdisciplinary discoveries about [STEM] learninghellipOf special interest are various problem-solving tools and resources that significantly increase studentsrsquo interest persistence and motivation in building STEM knowledge and skills across the life-spanrdquo (p 7)

Education and Human Resources Overview 12

IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning

Children learn complex ldquoActive learningrdquo instructional STEM concepts earlier approaches improve

than we thought possible achievement in STEM courses

Education and Human Resources Overview 13

IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM

Interactive visualization museum exhibits engage

learners and support inquiry

Instructional television promotes learning and

STEM engagement (and wins awards)

Education and Human Resources Overview 14

IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches

Diagnostic International collection of data assessments open about mathematics instruction

windows into undergraduate

science learning

through video leads to new ways of studying teaching

Education and Human Resources Overview 15

A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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A Continuing Journeyhellip

Education and Human Resources Overview 16

LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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LIFTING THE SYSTEM

Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global

Economy p 6

Education and Human Resources Overview 17

Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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Increased Coherence Across Investments

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

Education and Human Resources Overview 18

Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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Looking to the Future

PREPARATION FOR

TOMORROWrsquoS SCIENCE

DEVELOP THE CAREERS OF

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

BUILD KNOWLEDGE

THROUGH RESEARCH

TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS

SHARED RESEARCH

INFRASTRUCTURE

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS

Education and Human Resources Overview 19

The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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The education of the scientists and engineers and the public of 2050 begins today

Education and Human Resources Overview 20

Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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Thanks to Layne Scherer for her help in preparing these slides

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23
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Photo Credits bull Slide 2 Science ndash The Endless Frontier p 14 bull Slide 3 All images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 6 Left image [child] and center image [students and faculty]

from NSF Multimedia database Right image [college] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 7 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 8 Left image [teacher and students] and right-center image

[students] from NSF Multimedia database Center image [Nobel Prize] from Wikimedia Commons

bull Slide 9 Image [college] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 10 Left image [graduation] personal photo Center and right

images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 11 Image from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 12 Image from NSF website bull Slide 13 Left image [students] from NSF Multimedia database and

right image [screenshot] from MathWorlds website bull Slide 14 Left image from flickr (Creative Commons license) and right

images [Peg and Cat Emmy statuette] from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 15 Images from Wikimedia Commons bull Slide 16 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 18 Images from NSF Multimedia database bull Slide 19 Carnegie Corporation of New York and Institute for

Advanced Study 2009 The Opportunity Equation Transforming Mathematics and Science Education for Citizenship and the Global Economy p 6

bull Slide 20 Images from NSF OLPA bull Slide 21 Image from Wikimedia Commons

  • Slide Number 1
  • ldquoWe shall have rapid or slow advance on any scientific frontier depending on the number of highly qualified and trained scientists exploring itrdquo
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • Slide Number 5
  • EHR investments address three goals
  • Slide Number 7
  • IMPACT Well-prepared experts in the STEM professions
  • Slide Number 9
  • IMPACT New capacity practices partnerships and pathways
  • Slide Number 11
  • Strategic Re-envisioning for the Education and Human Resources DirectorateReport of the EHR Advisory Committee May 2014
  • IMPACT Findings for improving teaching and learning
  • IMPACT Successful models to engage the public of all ages with STEM
  • IMPACT Groundbreaking research that generates new inquiry approaches
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Looking to the Future
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Slide Number 23