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Title: JASON Multimedia Science Curriculum


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JASON Multimedia Science Curriculum Multi-Year
Evaluation
Harouna Ba and Lauren B. Goldenberg EDC Center
for Children Technology June 18, 2003
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JASON Multimedia Science Curriculum Evaluation
Year 1 Exploratory Pilot JASON impact on
student learning
3
Year 1 Findings Highlights
  • JMSC changes teaching practices
  • Increases collaboration among teachers
  • Supports an interdisciplinary approach to
    teaching
  • Increases teachers use of technology
  • Students
  • Keeps students engaged and interested in science
  • Helps students ask better science questions
  • Acquired scientific inquiry and analytical skills
  • Consistently scored above average and
    outperformed non-JASON students

4
Year 1 (cont.)
  • Contextual factors for this success
  • The JASON curriculum is flexible for different
    teaching situation
  • Dedicated and innovative teachers

5
JASON Multimedia Science Curriculum Evaluation
Year 1 Exploratory Pilot JASON impact on
student learning
Year 2 Teachers Teachers Use andOpinion of
JASON
6
Year 2 Findings Highlights
  • JASON teachers
  • Are female and white (86.2)
  • Have a lot of teaching experience (average of 15
    years)
  • Have access to quality technologies (68)
  • Serve a white student population with a range of
    academic placement levels and socioeconomic
    backgrounds
  • Assess their students using presentations,
    reports, or multiple-choice tests

7
Year 2 (cont.)
  • As JASON teachers, the JMSC meet most of their
  • Teaching objectives
  • Assessment objectives
  • Student learning objectives collaboration,
    problem-solving, research, assessment, and
    technology

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Year 2 (cont.)
  • JMSC is flexible enough to accommodate the
    educational needs of a range of students gifted,
    regular, at-risk, special ed., and homeschoolers
  • Examples
  • Teachers have a lot flexibility to tinker with
    the curriculum in gifted classrooms
  • Teachers adapt the JMSC to at-risk students
    reading comprehension and writing needs

9
JASON Multimedia Science Curriculum Evaluation
Year 1 Exploratory Pilot JASON impact on
student learning
Year 2 Teachers Who are JASON-usingteachers
  • Year 3 (current) Classrooms
  • JASON in diverse classrooms
  • Pilot Achievement Data

10
Site Visits
SELECTEDSITES
StudentInterviews
TeacherInterviews
AdministratorInterviews
JASON XIV StudentActivity
YEAR 3EVALUATION
ClassroomObservations
StudentFeedback
PILOTState-level studentachievementdata
JASON XIVUse Survey
11
Students Scientists
12
Beyond interviews, observations
13
Student Feedback
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JASON Multimedia Science Curriculum Evaluation
Year 1 Exploratory Pilot JASON impact on
student learning
Year 2 Teachers Who are JASON-usingteachers
Year 3 (current) Classrooms JASON in diverse
classrooms Pilot Achievement Data
  • Future Evaluation Plans

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