Evaluators of a Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program developed templates and guidelines with program leaders so that teachers could conduct their own evaluations of student outcomes. They discuss the challenges, explain improvements, and reflect on strengths and shortcomings of this approach.
Filling Positions or Forging New Pathways? Scholarship Incentives, Commitment, and Retention of STEM Teachers in High‐need Schools
This article describes a study of Noyce scholarship recipients to determine if commitment to teach in high-need schools is stable or variable over time, and the impact of program structure and supports on commitment, professional identity, and retention.
Pedagogical Language Knowledge: An Investigation of a Science Teacher Candidate’s Student Teaching Strengths and Struggles
The authors report the results of a case study designed to follow a teacher candidate's development and use of pedagogical language knowledge and the integration of science and language learning in a linguistically diverse classroom.
Like-Minded People: University-Based Interdisciplinary Collaborations in STEM Teacher Preparation Programs
This article describes a study that analyzed the motivation, development and sustainability of collaborations between STEM and Education faculty and university supervisors to enhance STEM teacher education programs. Seven universities with NSF Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship programs participated.
Strategies for Supporting Educator Preparation Programs’ Efforts to Attract, Admit, Support, and Graduate Teacher Candidates From Underrepresented Groups
This publication outlines some of the challenges that educator preparation programs face including more teacher candidates from underrepresented groups and provides literature-based strategies for meeting the challenges.
