Abstract
In 2016, Missouri released the Missouri Learning Standards (MLS) for science based on the NGSS. Like the NGSS, the MLS diverges from previous approaches to K-12 science education, shifting the burden placed on teachers to change their classroom practices to schools to provide materials, supplies, and support. Despite the increased need for time and materials to meet more rigorous standards, schools across the country have decreased the resources allocated to and time spent on science instruction, which has negative implications for student achievement. As a design-based implementation research-practice partnership (RPP), the mySci program is regularly updated to reflect advances in scientific research, best practices from the field of education, and partner educator contexts. The interactive learning opportunities in mySci are designed to engage students and the full mySci program works to reduce barriers for teachers and schools so that all students can access high-quality science instruction.
Publication Date
1-1-2023
Document Type
White Paper
Publication Type
Education Research Practice Partnerships
Second Publication Type
Instruction & Pedagogy
Program
mySci
Language
English (en)
File Name
mySci_impact_whitepaper-d8143c9f5b9c6a81
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7936/qj73-qc82
Recommended Citation
Elkana, Maia and Brockhouse, Alison, "mySci Impact: Student Outcomes Overview" (2023). Institute for School Partnership. 8.
https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/isp/8