MSPnet is an electronic learning community for the Math and Science Partnership Program. With the MSP program, the National Science Foundation implemented an important facet of the President's No Child Left Behind (NCLB) vision for K-12 education. A major research and development effort, the MSP program responds to concern over the performance of the nation's children in mathematics and science. Institutions of higher education partner with K-12 districts and others to effect deep, lasting improvement in K-12 mathematics and science education.
MSPnet LIBRARY
The MSP Library contains over 1,600 articles of interest to leaders engaged in science and mathematics reform. Browse the Library
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Supporting Implementation of the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics, Paola Sztajin, Karen Marrongelle, et al., Friday Institute/NC State Univ.. November 2011
Accessible STEM Education, Eugene Rutz, Brian Lien, et al., Proceedings of the ASEE 2008 Annual Conference and Exhibition. June 2008
Using the Engineering Design Process to Develop and Implement a High School Introduction to Engineering Course, Eugene Rutz, Proceedings of the 2011 ASEE Annual Conference & Exhibition. June 2011
Teacher Motivation for Professional Development, Stuart Karabenick, AnneMarie Conley, LNC Conference in January 2012, Washington D.C.. December 2011
Teacher Motivation and Professional Development: A Guide to Resources, Laura Schieb, Stuart Karabenick, 2011 LNC Conference. January 2011
RESOURCES
The Resources section contains Useful Websites, the MSPnet Toolbox with assessment instruments, MSP Program Information, Policy Updates, and News from NSF and ED. Go to Hub Resources
MSPnet Toolbox
- "Professional Development Resource Database," Laura Schieb, Stuart Karabenick, MSP - Motivation Assessment Program II (MSP-MAP II): Teacher Motivation in Professional Development, 2011.
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The Rice University Mathematics Leadership Institute
