Scroll through the list below to find the author of the presentation, or paper that you would like to view. Presentations are available in Microsoft PowerPoint format, and papers are in Adobe PDF format.

Hint: To quickly find the author you are looking for, use the "Find" feature in your browser and enter the author's name.

Why we should not be evaluating curricula according to a fixed set of criteria

Bruce Sherin, Northwestern University :: bsherin@northwestern.edu

KSI - Professional Development and Educative Curricula

Betsy Davis, University of Michigan :: betsyd@umich.edu

Learning-for-Use Analysis of "How can I make new stuff from old stuff?" Chemistry Unit
Daniel Edelson, Northwestern University

Reflective Assessment/Alignment

Daniel. T. Hickey, University of Georgia

Assessment Driven Design: Developing Middle School Science Instructional Materials Aligned with National Standards
Joseph Krajcik, University of Michigan :: krajcik@umich.edu

Chemistry Unit Assessment Framework

Ron Marx, University of Michigan :: ronmarx@umich.edu
Christopher Harris, University of Michigan :: harriscj@umich.edu

7th Grade Chemistry Unit: How can I make new stuff from old stuff?

Kate McNeil, University of Michigan :: lynchk@umich.edu
Joseph Krajcik, University of Michigan :: krajcik@umich.edu

How do we define successful science teaching practice?

Brian Reiser, Northwestern University :: reiser@northwestern.edu

Center for Curriculum Materials in Science: Overview

Jo Ellen Roseman, AAAS :: jroseman@aaas.org

Project 2061 Analysis Procedure

Jo Ellen Roseman, AAAS :: jroseman@aaas.org

Assessing Student Progress, Category VI of AAAS Curriculum Analysis Framework
Lisa Ann Scott, University of Michigan :: lisscott@umich.edu
Greg DeBoer, AAAS :: gdeboer@aaas.org

Remarks for Knowledge Sharing Institute: Glenda Lappan

Research Agenda

Songer Reflection on KSI

Nancy Songer, University of Michigan :: songer@umich.edu