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PRISM is an NSF funded Math Science
Partnership grant awarded to Dr. Jan Kettlewell, the Associate
Vice Chancellor for P-16 Initiatives, GA Board of Regents.
The ultimate goal of PRISM is to raise expectations and student
achievement in science and mathematics (SM) in P-12 schools.
This goal is to be realized through a complex network of 10
state and regional PRISM strategies which together are meant
to provide stronger SM curricula to all students, increase
and sustain number, quality, and diversity of P-12 SM teachers,
and increase responsiveness of higher education SM faculty
to P-12 education needs. While the state (State PRISM Website)
will take the initiative on curricular and policy changes,
our regional implimentation of PRISM will focus on the following
three strategies...
PRISM Strategy 1: Providing
SM Professional Development
SER Professional
Development Homepage
SER
PD Mini-grant Application Materials
PRISM Strategy 2:
Providing P-5 Endorsements in SM
Course
Descriptions for P-5 Math Endorsement
Course
Offering Info Flyer
PRISM Strategy 3:
Engaging P-12 and Higher Education Faculty in P-16 Learning
Communities
SER
School Learning Community Info Page
PRISM
Lead Teachers and Schools
School
Learning Community Schedule
Higher
Education PRISM Co-facilitators and Associates
PRISM Strategy 4:
Higher Education Institute
SER Higher
Education Institute Hompage
Upcoming
PRISM/AASU Teaching and Learning Roundtable
Educational
Research for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Southeast Region PRISM
Team
Higher Education Institutions
AASU & CGCC
School Districts Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Glynn
Regional Co-PI Sabrina Hessinger (Associate Professor
of Mathematics)
Regional P-12 Coordinator Vannie Walker (Chatham
County Schools - Math and Science Teacher)
College of Education Co-facilitator: Michael
Lariscy (Department Head of Physical Education)
Regional Evaluation
Liaison Vann Scott (Associate Professor of Psychology)
For a list of who
to contact to answer your questions about PRISM, click here
Questions? Comments? Suggestions?
Please contact PRISM Webmaster.
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