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Science National Standards Project 2061 National Science Education Standards No Child Left Behind Project 2061 Founded in 1985 by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Named for the next return of Halley's Comet Goal to promote American literacy in science, mathematics, and technology Project 2061 Two publications: Science for All Americans and Benchmarks for Science Literacy...
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Science National Standards
Project 2061 National Science Education Standards No Child Left Behind
Project 2061
Founded in 1985 by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Named for the next return of Halley's Comet Goal to promote American literacy in science, mathematics, and technology
Project 2061
Two publications: Science for All Americans and Benchmarks for Science Literacy Essential to development of national science content standards in 1996
National Science Education Standards
The National Science Education Standards were produced by the National Research Council in 1995 and published in 1996. The Standards were the result of four years of work by twenty-two scientific and science education societies and over 18,000 individual contributors.
National Science Education Standards
1) Standards for science teaching. 2) Standards for professional development for teachers of science. 3) Standards for assessment in science education. 4) Standards for science content. 5) Standards for science education programs. 6) Standards for science education systems.
National Science Education Standards
Standards for Science Content Age Groups K-4 5-8 9-12
National Science Education Standards
Categories of content standards:
Unifying concepts and processes in science. Science as Inquiry Physical Science Life Science Earth and Space Science Science and Technology Science in Personal and Social Perspectives History and Nature of Science
National Science Education Standards
The overlap of three systems that influence science education.
http://www.nsta.org/publications/nses.aspx
Overview of K-12 Kansas Science Education Standards
Science as Inquiry
Skills necessary to do (full) scientific inquiry; plan and conduct a simple investigation
Physics & Chemistry
Properties of objects Position & motion of objects; forces Sound Electricity, & magnetism Measuring and describing properties of matter Changes in properties of matter Motions & forces Transfer of energy
Life Science
Earth & Space Science
Properties of earth materials Objects in the sky Changes in earth & weather
Science & Technology
Technological design; problem solving skills Apply understanding of science & technology Abilities of technological design Understanding about science & technology
Science in Personal & Environmental Perspectives
Personal health; identify health risks Changes in the environment
History & Nature Of Science
People practice science
Grade s K-4
Organisms and their environments Life cycles of organisms
Grade s 5-7
Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry; design and conduct investigations Asking scientific questions Understanding about scientific inquiry Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry Applies technology and to mathematics do scientific inquiry
Function of structures in organisms Reproduction & heredity Regulation & behavior Populations & ecosystems Diversity & adaptations of organisms Structure and function of the cell Molecular and chromosomal basis of heredity Biological evolution Interdependence of organisms with physical environment Matter, energy, & organization in living systems Behavior of animals Diversity of structure and function in
Changes in structure of the Earth system Past & present earth processes Components of the solar system Motion & forces that effect earth/space phenomena
Apply scientific knowledge to personal health The effect of human activity on resources & the environment Risks & causes of natural hazards
Scientific habits of mind Contributions to science through-out history
Grade s 8-12
Chemistry Structure of atoms Structure & properties of matter Chemical reactions Physics Motions & forces Conservation of mass and energy; 1st & 2nd Laws of Thermodynamics Interactions of energy & matter
Energy in earth subsystems Interactions of Earth's subsystems Origin and development of the earth system Dynamics of the solar system Organization and development of the universe
Technology is applied science Abilities of technological design
Human health and nutrition Population growth Human populations, natural resources and environmental quality Natural & human-induced hazards Science, technology, and society
Science as a human endeavor Nature of scientific knowledge Science from historical perspectives
www.ksde.org
No Child Left Behind
Facts about Science Achievement from the U.S. Department of Edu...
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