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BPC Evaluation Workshop Developing & Applying the Common Core Indicators

BPC Evaluation Workshop Developing & Applying the Common Core Indicators. Daryl E. Chubin, Roosevelt Y. Johnson, Tom McKlin, & Alan Peterfreund, Facilitators AAAS Capacity Center American Association for the Advancement of Science Los Angeles, CA February 1, 2010. Agenda.

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BPC Evaluation Workshop Developing & Applying the Common Core Indicators

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  1. BPC Evaluation WorkshopDeveloping & Applying theCommon Core Indicators Daryl E. Chubin, Roosevelt Y. Johnson, Tom McKlin, & Alan Peterfreund, Facilitators AAAS Capacity Center American Association for the Advancement of Science Los Angeles, CA February 1, 2010

  2. Agenda 10 am Welcome & Introductions History of the Common Core (documents, pre-work) Applications: Alliance & Demo Project Examples Noon Lunch 1 pm Breakouts (around dominant project activities) 2:15 Talk Back: Reports from Breakouts Role of Evaluation in Project Success 3:15 Session 3: Highlight Evaluation Workshop (i.e., process, outcomes, & suggestions to PIs) 4:30 Transition to Gallery Walk BPC Evaluation Workshop Los Angeles, CA February 1, 2010

  3. Sample Powerful Paragraph The challenge of broadening participation in computing is a pipeline problem, from getting kids interested before high school, preparing them well and sustaining interest in high school, and achieving success in undergraduate years. Georgia Computes! is a bold alliance aimed at touching all those levels at once, across an entire state. The number of high school students taking AP CS in Georgia has increased since we started, with particularly high increases among women (57% increase) and Hispanic students (300% increase). We have increased the number of high schools offering AP CS by 68%, and now Georgia now has the highest percentage of high schools that have passed the AP CS audit in the Southeast. From running Girl Scout workshops and summer camps (over 3000 kids, at over 10 locations around the state), to training high school teachers (over 328 teachers representing over 60% of all public high schools in Georgia), to improving the undergraduate curriculum to be more engaging and inviting (over 25% of universities in Georgia have now updated their curriculum with NCWIT‑approved best practices), Georgia Computes! is successfully broadening participation across the whole pipeline in a single state.

  4. BPC Evaluation Workshop—Purpose & Outcomes Daryl E. Chubin, Roosevelt Y. Johnson, Tom McKlin, & Alan Peterfreund, Facilitators Illustrating the Common Core Indicators Role of Evaluation in Project Success Communicating Outcomes Ongoing Challenges Los Angeles, CA February 1, 2010

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