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Promising Practices

 

Participants in these academies implement, evaluate and refine a number of research-based promising practices.  Among them are:

  • Data-driven differentiated instruction and comprehensive school improvement strategies in STEM areas

  • Performance-based instruction and assessment for P-12 students, preservice and inservice teachers

  • Action research to develop reflective teaching practices in BCPS and at UMBC

  • Inquiry-based teachng and learning

  • Problem/issue-based teaching and learning

  • Technology enhanced instruction and assessment

  • The 5E planning, teaching, assessing model for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics

  • Teacher leadership model development tied to capacity building within individual schools and district

  • Distributed and site-based leadership model development with the schools

  • Culturally responsive pedagogy

Dr. Anne Spence, UMBC Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Michael Colonna, Southwest Academy Science teacher work together at the UMBC BCPS STEM '06 summer seminar.

For more information contact:

Center for Excellence in STEM Education

UMBC,  ACIV B Wing Room 220

1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, Maryland 21250

Phone:410-455-8082  Fax: 410-455-8192