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Amber S Bismack
Amber S Bismack
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Designing educative curriculum materials: A theoretically and empirically driven process
E Davis, AS Palincsar, AM Arias, AS Bismack, L Marulis, S Iwashyna
Harvard Educational Review 84 (1), 24-52, 2014
1952014
Interacting with a suite of educative features: Elementary science teachers' use of educative curriculum materials
AM Arias, AS Bismack, EA Davis, AS Palincsar
Journal of Research in Science Teaching 53 (3), 422-449, 2016
1062016
Examining student work for evidence of teacher uptake of educative curriculum materials
AS Bismack, AM Arias, EA Davis, AS Palincsar
Journal of Research in Science Teaching 52 (6), 816-846, 2015
862015
Connecting curriculum materials and teachers: Elementary science teachers’ enactment of a reform-based curricular unit
AS Bismack, AM Arias, EA Davis, AS Palincsar
Journal of Science Teacher Education 25 (4), 489-512, 2014
802014
Reconceptualizing STEM education
RA Duschl, AS Bismack
The central role of practices, 2016
412016
Science practice‐readiness: Novice elementary teachers' developing knowledge of science practices
AS Bismack, EA Davis, AS Palincsar
Science Education 106 (2), 364-384, 2022
282022
Content Knowledge for Teaching Science: A Longitudinal Study of Novice Elementary Teachers' Knowledge Development in a Practice-Based Teacher Education Program and School Contexts
A Bismack
142019
Introduction: Coordinating PreK-16 STEM education research and practices for advancing and refining reform agendas
RA Duschl, AS Bismack, J Greeno, DH Gitomer
Reconceptualizing STEM Education, 1-32, 2016
142016
The resources of instructional contexts: Examples from new elementary science teachers
A Bennion, AS Bismack, EA Davis, AS Palincsar
Journal of Education 204 (2), 276-289, 2024
122024
Thinking about a system and systems thinking in engineering
TA Litzinger
Reconceptualizing STEM education, 35-48, 2016
62016
Modeling, Reading, and Talking, Oh My!
MS Fitzgerald, AS Bismack, AW Gotwals, TS Wright, EK Washburn
Science and Children 59 (6), 27-32, 2022
52022
Standards for science education: quantitative reasoning and modeling concepts
RA Duschl, AS Bismack
Reconceptualizing STEM education: the central role of practices. University …, 2013
52013
Portrait of a first-grade teacher: Using science practices to leverage young children’s sensemaking in science
AS Bismack, LA Haefner
Sensemaking in Elementary Science, 31-45, 2019
42019
Quest for Survival
S Richar, A Pikus, M Massó, M Demarse, A Gotwals, T Wright, A Bismack
Science and Children 60 (6), 42-48, 2023
22023
Portrait of a First-Grade Teacher
AS Bismack, LA Haefner
Sensemaking in Elementary Science: Supporting Teacher Learning, 2
12
Opportunities to Learn within Practice-Based Teacher Education and School Contexts: Supporting Novice Elementary Teachers’ Content Knowledge for Teaching Science
AS Bismack, EA Davis, AS Palincsar
Journal of Science Teacher Education, 1-23, 2025
2025
Leveraging Collaboration and Leaning into Failure: An OpenSciEd Kindergarten Unit Focuses on a Local Schoolyard Engineering Problem
AS Bismack, G Housman, E Mihocko-Bowling
Science and Children 62 (4), 15-21, 2025
2025
Summary: Driving Change Forward
AS Bismack, YS Ong, A Tahirsylaj, RA Duschl
Reconceptualizing STEM Education, 307-327, 2016
2016
Driving change forward: Summary
AS Bismack, YS Ong, A Tahirsylaj, R Duschl
Routledge, 2016
2016
Reconceptualizing STEM education: the central role of practices
W Summit, RA Duschl, AS Bismack
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