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1 Content Analysis for Secondary Science Instructions for Preparing for Your Review NOTE this is a FORM and you must use this form. Type into the grey boxes and they will expand as needed. Do not change the form, do not re-type the form into another document. Tables provided below include, in the left column, the 2003 NSTA subject matter for each science discipline. In the right hand column, include the name and course number for each relevant course. With licensure requirements varying from state to state, the requirements for each discipline were delineated and placed in separate tables, to include: Competency requirements for all secondary teachers; Core competencies required of all teachers in a discipline (biology, chemistry, etc.); Advanced competencies required of specialists in a given discipline; and Supporting competencies for each discipline in the other sciences and mathematics. Include the tables relevant to your licensure area. Use this table to decide on that mix. If the preparation program: Prepares a teacher to teach courses such as general science at or above the middle school/junior high level. This licensure may not teach discipline specific courses (such as biology or chemistry) Prepares a teacher in a single field (often a major) with or without a supporting second teaching field (a teaching minor). This is a single field program. Prepares a teacher about equally in two teaching disciplines, usually with less than a major in each. This is a dual field program. Prepares a teacher at once to teach in three or four disciplines with licensure in each individual discipline. This is a broad field program. Then the candidates must demonstrate: Competency Requirements for All Science Teachers, and Core competencies in the disciplines comprising the composite course (Table A in Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp), and Composite of the supporting competencies in the disciplines (Table C in Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp). For middle school or elementary specialists, use other form Competency Requirements for All Science Teachers, and Core (Table A in Bio, Chem, Phys, or E/Sp)) and advanced competencies (Table B in Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp) in the primary discipline. Supporting Competencies (Table C Bio, Chem, Phys, and E/Sp)) in the primary discipline. Competency Requirements for All Science Teachers, and Core (two from Table A in Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp) and advanced competencies (two from Table B Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp) in both primary disciplines, and Supporting competencies in both disciplines (two from Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp). Competency Requirements for All Science Teachers and Core competencies (Table A in Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp) in all licensed disciplines* and Advanced competencies (Table B Bio, Chem, Phys, E/Sp) in one discipline and Supporting Competencies (Table C Bio, Chem, Phys, and E/Sp) for all disciplines* and *NOTE to those with only 3 of the 4 areas licensed, CORE Competencies are needed for the areas the teacher will teach. Supporting competencies in the licensed disciplines are needed. *If Broad Field is to teach in all FOUR licensure areas (Bio, Chem, ES and Physics), then supporting competencies are not needed. Version 6-06 Page 1

2 For each program, the program level, licensure track, and the nature of preparation are at the top of the page. For example, Masters secondary single field program in biology with possible minors in chemistry, physics, or earth/space science. Report your requirements in the most efficient way. For example, if all of the teaching minors are the same regardless of the major they are paired with, report them only once. Your program does not have to be aligned completely with the standards, at least initially. A 90% alignment between the NSTA content standards and program coursework is expected within each content table. Instructions for Completing the Forms For each program, complete the curriculum evaluation as follows: If your institution prescribes the coursework in science for each teaching major and minor, as is the case in most undergraduate programs, enter in column B the numbers and titles of the required courses that address the subject matter identified in column A. Include outlines of your course requirements in the appendix as well (i.e., advising sheets). If you accept candidates with science coursework taken elsewhere, enter in Column C and state the advising requirement that ensures that candidates have studied the subject matter content in column A. Include your advising sheets in the appendix. If most of the science content is covered by advising, but some content (such as unifying concepts) is covered by specific courses taught in the program, enter the number and title of the course(s) where it is taught in column C. If you have candidates in both preparation categories, use both of the columns, B and C. DO NOT provide syllabi. Include brief content descriptions for courses ONLY when the course titles are not reasonably descriptive of the content. ( Ecology is reasonably descriptive, while Introductory Biology is not descriptive). Be sure to refer reviewers to the descriptor. If a course has a typical science name (such as Analytical Chemistry), but the content in that course is atypical (if there is a significant amount of environmental science in the course), include brief content descriptions. Note that the same courses or advising requirements may appear multiple times in these tables. If you do not have a requirement that covers a particular topic, simply enter not covered. Do not leave the space blank unless you are not using one or the other of the columns. Don t enter anything into a space in a column not being used. To be safe, if it may be wise to enter a tag like Not Relevant to Our Program in the first box of an unused column. NOTE: Science content may be in science courses or in education courses Special instructions: Secondary Physical Science is usually a composite of two disciplines (chemistry and physics) but sometimes also includes earth/space sciences. General science usually includes all four traditional subject area disciplines. Preparation of elementary science specialists or middle school teachers science teachers (following National Middle School Association recommendations) should follow the specific recommendations outlined on the Elementary/Middle Level Science Content Analysis Form available from the NSTA website. Version 6-06 Page 2

3 Competency Requirements for All Science Teachers Table I: Unifying Concepts A: Competency (numbers 1-5) B: Required course number & 1. Multiple ways we organize our perceptions of the world and how systems organize the studies and knowledge of science. 2. Nature of scientific evidence and the use of models for explanation. 3. Measurement as a way of knowing and organizing observations of constancy and change. 4. Evolution of natural systems and factors that result in evolution or equilibrium. 5. Interrelationships of form, function, and behaviors in living and nonliving systems. Science Content Requirement Analysis Tables A, B, and C for Biology Table A: Biology A. Core Competencies (numbers 1-12) B: Required course number & 1. Life processes in living systems including organization of matter and energy. 2. Similarities and differences among animals, plants, fungi, microorganisms, and viruses 3. Principles and practices of biological classification 4. Theory and principles of biological evolution 5. Ecological systems including the interrelationships and dependencies of organisms with each other and their environments. 6. Population dynamics and the impact of population on its environment. 7. General concepts of genetics and heredity 8. Organizations and functions of cells and multi-cellular systems. 9. Behavior of organisms and their relationships to social systems. 10. Regulation of biological systems including homeostatic mechanisms 11. Fundamental processes of modeling and investigating in the biological sciences 12. Applications of biology in environmental quality and in personal and community health Table B: Biology B. Advanced Competencies (numbers 13-21) B: Required course number & 13. Bioenergetics including major biochemical pathways 14. Biochemical interactions of organisms and their environments 15. Molecular genetics and heredity and mechanisms of Version Page 3

4 genetic modification 16. Molecular basis for evolutionary theory and classification 17. Causes, characteristics, and avoidance of viral, bacterial, and parasitic diseases 18. Issues related to living systems such as genetic modification, uses of biotechnology, cloning, and pollution from farming. 19. Historical development and perspectives in biology including contributions of significant figures and underrepresented groups, and the evolution of theories in biology 20. How to design, conduct, and report research in biology 21. Applications of biology and biotechnology in society, business, industry, and health fields Table C: Biology C. Supporting Competencies (numbers 22-42) B:Required course number & 22. General chemistry. 23. Biochemistry 24. Basic chemistry laboratory techniques Physics 25. Light 26. Sound 27. Optics 28. Electricity 29. Energy and order 30. Magnetism 31. Thermodynamics Earth and space sciences 32. Energy and geochemical cycles 33. Climate 34. Oceans 35. Weather 36. Natural resources 37. Changes in the Earth Mathematics 38. Probability 39. Statistics Science Content Requirement Analysis Tables A, B, and C for Chemistry Table A: Chemistry A. Core Competencies (numbers 1-13) B: Required course number & 1. Fundamental structures of atoms and molecules 2. Basic principles of ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding 3. Physical and chemical properties and classification of elements including periodicity 4. Chemical kinetics and thermodynamics 5. Principles of electrochemistry 6. Mole concept, stoichiometry, and laws of composition Version Page 4

5 7. Transition elements and coordination compounds 8. Acids and bases, oxidation-reduction chemistry, and solutions 9. Fundamental biochemistry 10. Functional and polyfunctional group chemistry 11. Environmental and atmospheric chemistry 12. Fundamental processes of investigating in chemistry 13. Applications of chemistry in personal and community health and environmental quality Table B: Chemistry B. Advanced Competencies (numbers 14-27) B: Required course number & 14. Molecular orbital theory, aromaticity, metallic and ionic structures, and correlation to properties of matter 15. Superconductors and principles of metallurgy 16. Advanced concepts of chemical kinetics, and thermodynamics 17. Lewis adducts and coordination compounds 18. Solutions, colloids, and colligative properties 19. Major biological compounds and natural products 20. Solvent system concepts including non-aqueous solvents 21. Chemical reactivity and molecular structure including electronic and steric effects 22. Organic synthesis and organic reaction mechanisms 23. Energy flow through chemical systems 24. Issues related to chemistry including ground water pollution, disposal of plastics, and development of alternative fuels. 25. Historical development and perspectives in chemistry including contributions of significant figures and underrepresented groups, and the evolution of theories in chemistry 26. How to design, conduct, and report research in chemistry 27. Applications of chemistry and chemical technology in society, business, industry, and health fields Table C: Chemistry C. Supporting Competencies (numbers 28-47) B: Required course number & Biology 28. Molecular biology 29. Bioenergetics 30. Ecology Earth science 31. Geochemistry 32. Cycles of matter 33. Energetics of Earth systems Physics 34. Energy 35. Stellar evolution Version Page 5

6 36. Properties and function of waves 37. Properties and function of motions 38. Properties and function of forces 39. Electricity 40. Magnetism Mathematical and statistical concepts 41. Statistics 42. Use of differential equations 43. Calculus Science Content Requirement Analysis Tables A, B, and C for the Earth/Space Sciences Table A: Earth/Space science A. Core Competencies (numbers 1-12) B: Required course number & 1. Characteristics of land, atmosphere, and ocean systems on Earth 2. Properties, measurement, and classification of Earth materials 3. Changes in the Earth including land formation and erosion 4. Geochemical cycles including biotic and abiotic systems 5. Energy flow and transformation in Earth systems 6. Hydrological features of the Earth 7. Patterns and changes in the atmosphere, weather, and climate 8. Origin, evolution, and planetary behaviors of Earth 9. Origin, evolution, and properties of the universe 10. Fundamental processes of investigating in the Earth and space sciences 11. Sources and limits of natural resources 12. Applications of Earth and space sciences to environmental quality and to personal and community health and welfare. Table B: Earth/Space Science B. Advanced Competencies (numbers 13-22) B: Required course number & 13. Gradual and catastrophic changes in the Earth 14. Oceans and their relationship to changes in atmosphere and climate. 15. Hydrological cycles and problems of distribution and use of water 16. Dating of the Earth and other objects in the universe 17. Structures and interactions of energy and matter in the universe. 18. Impact of changes in the Earth on the evolution and distribution of living things. 19. Issues related to changes in Earth Systems such as global climate change, mine subsidence, and channeling of waterways. 20. Historical development and perspectives, including contributions of significant figures and underrepresented groups, and the evolution of theories in the Earth and space Version Page 6

7 sciences. 21. How to design, conduct, and report research in the Earth and space sciences 22. Applications of the Earth and space sciences and related technologies in society, business, industry, and health fields. Table C: Earth/Space Science C. Supporting Competencies (numbers 23-47) B: Required course number & Biology 23. Evolution 24. Ecology 25. Population dynamics 26. Flow of energy 27. Flow materials through Earth systems Chemistry 28. Broad concepts of inorganic chemistry 29. Basic laboratory techniques of inorganic chemistry 30. Broad concepts of organic chemistry 31. Basic laboratory techniques of organic chemistry 32. Physical chemistry 33. Biochemistry Physics including 34. Electricity 35. Forces and motion 36. Energy 37. Magnetism 38. Thermodynamics 39. Optics 40. Sound 41. Basic quantum theory Mathematics 42. Statistics 43. Probability Science Content Requirement Analysis Tables A, B, and C for Physics Table A: Physics A. Core Competencies (numbers 1-11) B: Required course number & 1. Energy, work, and power 2. Motion, major forces, and momentum 3. Newtonian physics w/engineering applications 4. Conservation mass, momentum, energy, and charge 5. Physical properties of matter 6. Kinetic-molecular motion and atomic models 7. Radioactivity, nuclear reactors, fission, and fusion 8. Wave theory, sound, light, the electromagnetic spectrum and optics 9. Electricity and magnetism Version Page 7

8 10. Fundamental processes of investigating in physics 11. Applications of physics in environmental quality and to personal and community health Table B: Physics B. Advanced Competencies (numbers 12-22) B: Required course number & 12. Thermodynamics and energy-matter relationships 13. Nuclear physics including matter-energy duality and reactivity 14. Angular rotation and momentum, centripetal forces, and vector analysis 15. Quantum mechanics, space-time relationships, and special relativity 16. Models of nuclear and subatomic structures and behavior 17. Light behavior, including wave-particle duality and models 18. Electrical phenomena including electric fields, vector analysis, energy, potential, capacitance, and inductance 19. Issues related to physics such as disposal of nuclear waste, light pollution, shielding communication systems and weapons development 20. Historical development and cosmological perspectives in physics including contributions of significant figures and underrepresented groups, and evolution of theories in physics 21. How to design, conduct, and report research in physics 22. Applications of physics and engineering in society, business, industry, and health fields Table C: Physics C. Supporting Competencies (numbers 23-40) B: Required course number & Biology 23. Organization of life 24. Bioenergetics 25. Biomechanics 26. Cycles of matter 27. Chemistry 28. Organization of matter and energy 29. Electrochemistry 30. Thermodynamics 31. Bonding Earth sciences and/or astronomy 32. Structure of the universe 33. Energy 34. Interactions of matter Mathematical and statistical concepts and skills 35. Statistics 36. Use of differential equations 37. Calculus Version Page 8

9 Course descriptions for courses listed above that are unique or the content is not easily understood by any science education professor. For example, Introductory Biology I and II are similar across institutions in the US. But, Integrated Science is not. Version Page 9

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