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in Kaimuki Complex, Hawaii State Dept. of Education

 
Sunday, September 21, 2008 12:24 PM
 
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RIP~ing @ Science in Kaimuki Complex

Pam Kohara, RT Kaimuki Complex

ripkaimuki@yahoo.com

Project Director & Web Designer/Manager

 

 

 
 


Participant Reflections and Pictures

Pictures for New Cadre 2 Membersnew icon flashing symbol

Pictures for Cadre 1 Members Continuing for Second Yearnew icon flashing symbol

 


 
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Link to the Pictures of Participants in 2006-07 School Year

 

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Program Highlights

 

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Impact on Teacher

 

Teacher Impact Evidence:

Evaluation Report on Teacher Impact -a collection of data representing the trends and findings on assessment data. Taken from the evaluator's Report. (MS Word document)

Learning Portfolio Rubric Results - Assessed by Evaluator, Dr. Pergolizzi (MS Word document).

Phone and Email Interviews - Unedited and uninfluenced selected teacher feedback of the program. Interviews were conducted by the evaluator.

Teacher Reflection Samples document - Collection of reflections written by the teacher participants

Podcast download site: http://podcast.k12.hi.us/weblog/kaicomp/RIPKaimuki/- subscribe to new podcast here: Select Elementary Teacher Presentation and Reflections, Please be aware that files are downloaded on to your computer.

Teacher Produced Products:

Lesson Plan Samples - Lessons implemented by the teachers

PowerPoint Samples - Presentations documenting various RIPs conducted during the year, presented at Mid-Year and End-of-Year. Files are in Powerpoint format. Please be patient.

Participant Created "About Me Page" Page taken from the WIKI page found on the "Inquiry Lessons/Members Share (Secured Section of the RIP~ing @ Science Web site - See left navigation bar) - Demonstrates the use of technology.

Participant Created 'Lesson' Web Page Page taken from the WIKI page found on the "Inquiry Lesson/Members Share" section, see the WebCT Course Page above for the access to the entire site. Demonstrates the use of technology.

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Impact on Students

 

 

Evaluation Report on Student Impact -a collection of data representing the trends and findings on assessment data. Taken from the evaluator's report. (MS Word document)

Pod cast download site: http://podcast.k12.hi.us/web log/kaicomp/RIPKaimuki/- subscribe to new pod cast here: See High School Presentation- Cigarettes affect on water chemistry - Caution will be loaded on your computer.

Student Story board Samples - Created by Special Education Students

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Other (Systemic) Impact

 

Superintendent's Message -video - Created for the complex-wide book talk in which all teachers were to recieve the RIP-ing at Scientific Inquiry book. Research Investigation Process the common Inquiry Process used throughout the complex.

DOE - Administrator Comments and Interviews: Dr. Alan Ramos, School Renewal Specialist, interview and email feedback.

Overview of Participant and Complex Area Background - Table form (Excel File)

Walk Thorough Evaluation Form - Used during the complex although conducted by the Complex Area Team

Sample Syllabus - High School Level - Department of Education and University of Hawaii Courses developed to facilitate teachers professional development - qualified teachers

Participants Write Proposals to Present at NSTA - Professional sharing at multiple levels this document list the proposals submitted by over a third of the participants to the national referred conference.

Participants Professionalism Chart - Professionalism Chart shows teacher participants who exercise option to share at school, complex, state or national levels (MS Word document).

One participant's reflections on the UH Partner WebCT System. she was amongst the 1/3 who would regularly check the course site. Mali's Reflection on the UH Partner's WebCT Technology.

Webpage Course (Doc File) OR webpage for RIP Web online course - To facilitate the sharing of information and collaboration

Mentorship - Face to Face and online correspondence -Sample Email Correspondence

Sample Instructional Video (all videos will be saved to the desktop):

Dr. Landsman, "Microscope Training" - Video microscope training (Showing mentor working with students, Also in Podcast format above) Will be downloaded to your computer

Using Your iPod, "Pod cast Basics" - Basic information on the iPod device (Stills & Audio - also in Podcast formate above) - will be downloaded to your computer

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Partnerships

 

WebCT Course on the University of Hawaii System (Doc File) OR webpage for WebCT Course Webpage (UH) for WebCT Course

Podcast download site: http://podcast.k12.hi.us/weblog/kaicomp/RIPKaimuki - Podcast technology training made possible through partnership with Hawaii Apple Corporation and Website State DOE Advanced Technology and Research Server.

ANOVA Science Announcement of Partnership - National Press Release
 

 


Math and Science Partnership Grant

The grant is designed to offer professional development in the Research Investigation Process (RIP TM), an inquiry-based program for teaching science, GLOs, and technology. The program targets Teachers, Elementary School generalist and secondary School math and science content specialist, who teach within the Kaimuki Complex.

This is a 3-year grant. Each year a new cadre will train. The goal is to develop participants' application of science inquiry methodology and motivate student learning by involving the students in a knowledge- and technology-rich environment. RIP~ers will develop their scientific inquiry skills and improve their critical-thinking skills while encouraging student ownership of learning. The overall goal of the program is to create a professional collaboration venue and model for teachers that will infuse into instruction and assessment as well as promote student achievement in science and other content areas.

Participants have access to tremendous resources which include:

  • Training in student-centered inquiry-based science education
  • Access to Nationally recognized RIP mentor and higher education partners
  • $300 Funds for classroom Science materials
  • Technology access and support
  • 4 to 5 PDERI credits
  • 2—3 UH Graduate Level credits or one day stipend
  • Certification in RIP process
  • Publications of findings opportunity (professional sharing opportunities locally and nationally)
  • High student motivation and ownership of learning
  • Application of Higher level thinking skills to teaching of standards

Requirements for Participation Include:

  • Attend a 3-day summer training on RIP, July 2007
  • Attend a 1 day Technology Utilization payment, July 2007
  • Attend a 1-3 day, Secondary statistics training, July 2007
  • Attend a face-to-face Follow-up Review and Evaluation sessions in November or December 2007
  • Attend a face-to-face End of Year Evaluation Session in April/May 2008
  • Create a guided lesson followed by an applied lesson
  • Create 2 complete RIPs with students (minimum requirement)
  • Create a portfolio with student samples
  • Document a minimum of 2 units within a curriculum map/Unit maps
  • Write minimum of 5 journal/reflections of RIP experiences
  • Read professional material and related articles (which may include podcasts and videoconferencing)
  • Participate in online collegial sharing and activities
  • Research and verify information using primary sources and internet (Keep a document log)
 
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