Science Partnership
  • Science Partnership
    of the East Bay

    The Science Partnership of the East Bay was established in 2008 and is a collaborative project led by the Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE) Science Team and the Institute for STEM Education at the California State University East Bay. Our vision is to improve science education by bringing together a variety of stakeholders such as universities, county offices of education, K-12 districts and schools and other science education organizations. 

    The Science Partnership is led by faculty from Cal State East Bay and staff from ACOE. The Science Partnership approach involves implementing and studying a comprehensive K-12 science teacher professional development (PD) model to support the implementation of the Next Generation Science Standards. Our goals include increasing the quality of science instruction, facilitating sustainable institutional change in our partners to support science instruction, and studying the impact of the partnership on students, teachers, and institutions.

     

 

Generating Reform Ownership for Transforming Science Teaching. SCOPP contends that effective and sustainable improvements in science teaching require teacher and administrator ownership and a supportive organizational environment.

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Science Partnership for Instructional Innovators (SPFII) is a professional development partnership working together to transform science teaching and learning in grades 3-8..

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IMSS was a collaborative project between Cal State East Bay, the Alameda County Office of Education, the Santa Clara County Office of Education, local school districts, and other community partners (such as the Exploratorium). We developed and studied a comprehensive teacher professional development model designed to transform science teaching.

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The Elementary Science Partnership supports teachers and administrators in grades 3-5 from 8 districts in Alameda County. Our website provides access to resources developed by the Science Partnership staff and faculty. This project is funded from June 2018 until June 2021..

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The Science Partnership for Global Change Education (SPGCE) supports 6th and 7th grade teachers from multiple districts in Alameda County. This program provides teachers both content and pedagogical knowledge around NGSS, global change and social justice. Our website provides access to resources developed by the Science Partnership staff and faculty

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