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Planning for the Future: Revising the Past Victoria DiTomasso CUNY Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College Samantha Spytek, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mentor: Dr. Greg Good Women and Minorities are Underrepresented in the Physical


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Planning for the Future:

Revising the Past

Victoria DiTomasso

CUNY Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College Samantha Spytek, Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Mentor: Dr. Greg Good

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Women and Minorities are Underrepresented in the Physical Sciences

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Women and Minorities are Underrepresented in the Physical Sciences

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Women and Minorities are Underrepresented in the Physical Sciences

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Goals of the Project

Produce teaching guides about the history of women and minorities in the physical sciences

African Americans Native Americans Disabled Americans Physics Astronomy Earth Science Chemistry Lesson plans Worksheets PowerPoints Readings

teaching guides minorities physical sciences

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Goals of the Project

Provide students with a diverse set of role models Isaac Newton Albert Einstein Niels Bohr

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Goals of the Project

Provide students with a diverse set of role models Marie Curie

Solvay Conference in Brussels, 1927 7

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Goals of the Project

Provide students with a diverse set of role models

Katherine Johnson Lise Meitner Chien-Shiung Wu Herman Branson 8 Photos from the AIP Emilio Segre Visual Archives

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Goals of the Project

Raise awareness of ongoing diversity issues in the physical sciences

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Building on Three Years of Work

Previously: Teaching Guides on Women and African Americans in Physics, Astronomy and Related Disciplines

Lesson Plans

Women African Americans

8 in final format 16 not in final format 3 in final format 16 not in final format

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Complete Standardization of Lesson Plan Format

The 5 E’s

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Building on Four Years of Work

More than just lesson plans

Slideshows Annotated bibliographies Timelines Informational handouts Guides to online, AIP, archival resources Lists of oral histories and video interviews Historiographies Puzzles and games

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Supplemental Materials

What we included Discussion questions/answers PowerPoints Worksheets Informational handouts Readings

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Revising Previously Existing Lesson Plans

African American Physicists in the 1960s

Herman Branson Tannie Stovall 14

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Revising Previously Existing Lesson Plans

African American Physicists in the 1960s

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Revised Lesson Plans

Follow the Drinking Gourd - Before

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw6N_eTZP2U 16

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Revised Lesson Plans

Follow the Drinking Gourd - After

http://astro.unl.edu/naap/motion2/animations/ce_hc.html 17

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Many Thanks to

  • Dr. Greg Good

Samantha Spytek, Stephen Neal, Lance Burch The Niels Bohr Library and Archive staff

  • Dr. Brad Conrad, Courtney Lemon

The Society of Physics Students The American Institute of Physics

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Planning for the Future:

Educating the Present

Samantha Spytek

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Honors College Victoria DiTomasso, CUNY Macaulay Honors College

Mentor: Dr. Greg Good

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We Have Standards Here

Common Core Standards

Reading: Literature Reading: Informational Text Speaking and Listening Language History/Social Studies Science & Technical Subjects Subject Writing

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Next Generation Science Standards

We Have Standards Here

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Creating New Lesson Plans

Start with a list Do some research Decide what the kids should learn Choose the subject

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Creating New Lesson Plans

Scientific Writing Learn by Explaining

Halliday, David, Robert Resnick and Jearl Walker.

  • 2010. Fundamentals of Physics (Ninth Edition). Wiley

(p. 84)

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Creating New Lesson Plans

Scientific Writing Learn by Explaining

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Creating New Lesson Plans

Scientific Writing Learn by Explaining

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Creating New Lesson Plans

xkcd

https://xkcd.com/386/ https://xkcd.com/1133/ https://xkcd.com/simplewriter/

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We have all of this content… Now what?

https://www.aip.org/history-programs/physics-history/teaching-guides-women-minorities/landing-page- new

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With a New Website Comes New Content

http://www.hispanicphysicists.org /

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It Takes a Village

We’d like to thank…

  • ur advisor, Dr. Greg

Good

  • ur graduate students, Lance Burch and

Stephen Neal

  • ur coordinators Brad Conrad and

Courtney Lemon

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It Takes a Village

We’d also like to thank… the librarians and archivists Melanie Mueller, Chip Calhoun, Audrey Lengel, Nancy Honeyford, Sarah Cochran, Sean McEnroe, Amanda Nelson, Mary Romanelli, and Stephanie Jankowski The web design team Jenny Krivanek, Tom Connell and Nathan Cromer

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Questions?