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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
This session aims to advance understandings of how districts work to construct new educational possibilities in elementary science. In this session, we take an organizational perspective to investigate coordinated efforts across district central offices, schools, and classrooms as they organize and build educational systems for improving teaching and learning in elementary science. The posters in this session make the case for an organizational perspective: (a) by challenging status quo approaches to instructional reform in elementary science that focus on provision of more and better resources to teachers, and (b) by examining existing reform efforts within organizational contexts, including the ways districts build educational systems, the work of instructional leaders and teachers, and the role of pre-service teacher education.
Policy and Organizational Dynamics of Science Education Reform: Prospects for the Next Generation Science Standards (Poster 1) - Donald J. Peurach, University of Michigan
Time for Science: Teachers’ and Leaders’ Conceptions of Time in Elementary Science (Poster 2) - Elizabeth A. Davis, University of Michigan; James P. Spillane, Northwestern University; Christa Haverly, Northwestern University; Donald J. Peurach, University of Michigan
Racialized Building Blocks: A Systems View on the Policies, Infrastructure, and Leadership for Equity-Oriented Science Instruction (Poster 3) - Britney L. Jones, Fairfield University; Sarah L. Woulfin, University of Texas at Austin
Elementary Science in Context: How District Leaders Manage Complex Environments (Poster 4) - Anna Foster, University of Michigan
Beyond Curriculum Materials: The Uptake, Adaptation, and Use of Elementary Science Materials in Educational Systems (Poster 5) - Emily Seeber, University of Michigan; Christa Haverly, Northwestern University; Elizabeth A. Davis, University of Michigan
Evolving as Educational Systems: How School Districts Develop Capabilities to Support Elementary Science Instruction (Poster 6) - Angela Lyle, University of Michigan; Christa Haverly, Northwestern University
Teaching Tool or Learning Tool? Principal Framing of the Role of Resources in Educator Learning. (Poster 7) - Jennifer Karnopp, San Diego State University
Managing the English Language Arts and Mathematics Primacy Dilemma in Elementary Science Classrooms: A Comparison of Three Case Studies (Poster 8) - Christa Haverly, Northwestern University; Alexandre Brunet, Northwestern University; Emily Seeber, University of Michigan; Angela Lyle, University of Michigan; Elizabeth A. Davis, University of Michigan
How Elementary Science Teachers Navigate the Organization in Professional Development (Poster 9) - Kathryn N. Hayes, California State University - East Bay
Moving Beyond Centering Science Content Toward Centering the Child: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Elementary Science Teaching (Poster 10) - Terrance Burgess, Michigan State University