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Annual Report for Bruce G. Smith
2000


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1. Interaction


Field Experience

Continued Collaboration with Reasearch Team Members

Date: 12/2/00

Location: 12/2/00

Type of Interaction: Met with John Wrenn, PI, at his home while I was in Louisiana attending the LSTA meeting in Lafayette. John is recovering from serious illness
This is in doubt, pending John’s recovery

9/9/00
Columbus, Ohio
Follow-up meeting of Cape Robert’s Project
Originally planned to attend this meeting. Schedule conflicts prevent this. However, I did interact via e-mail with conference planners and have obtained up dates and reports of CRP


Has a member of your research team visited your classroom? (usually first year)
No

2. Community / Colleague Outreach


Classroom Transfer

How are you sharing your research experience with students? Please see attached Excel spread sheet listing all classroom and workshop activities.

Mentoring/Collaborative Mentoring Team

Associates Network

Number of Associates in local network: No formal Associate network exists at this time, However, I am in regular contact with elementary teachers in the Appleton Area District who contact me for presentations, materials, resources and inservicing. I feel I am serving the spirit of the Associat

Presentations and Real Audio Sessions

Have you presented to your local poard of education? (first year) Yes

3. Classroom Transfer


Activities Development

Have these activities been submitted to the Web for posting? No

4. Other TEA Activity Involvment


Activity:

Date

Activity

Location

# of People Involved

Comments

1/24/00

North High School Presentation

Appleton, WI

500

Global Awareness Week, Gr 9-12

2/8/00

Rotary International Presentation

Appleton, WI

100

Appleton Chapter luncheon

3/7/00

Wilson Junior High

Appleton, WI

90

8th Grade, Mars Colony project

3/16/00

TEA Orientation Meeting

Washington, DC

20

30 Minute presentation for new TEAs

3/22/00

Husmann Elementary School

Crystal Lake, IL

25

Presentation to Betty Trummels class

3/23/00

The Hertitage

Appleton, WI

40

hosted by Charley Scribner, elderly housing center

3/31/00

Appleton North High School, Chemistry Class

Appleton, WI

55

presentation to my 2nd Semester classes

4/6/00

NSTA National Convention

Orlando, FL

4/11/00

Badger Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

60

Grades 1-2, Dolly Fritz

4/14/00

Franklin Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

250

Intermediate grades, Jill Salm

4/17/00

Huntley Elementary School

Appleton, WI

250

Sue Ruppel, Intermediates

4/18/00

Houdini Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

200

Bill Hallin

4/20/00

Ferber Elementary Prevention

Appleton, WI

100

Beth Lahti, 3rd Gr.

4/25/00

Janet Berry Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

150

Gerri Faustch

4/28/00

WSST Annual Convention

LaCrosse, WI

40

State Science Teachers Convention

4/29/00

Wisconsin Earth Science Teachers Assn.

LaCrosse, WI

100

Rock Raffle (gave 2 Antarctic samples)

4/29/00

WSST Foundation

LaCrosse, WI

Donated ventifact from Dry Valleys

5/2/00

Highlands Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

100

4th gr, Tricia Kottek

5/4/00

Madison Middle School

Appleton, WI

400

7th & 8th Grade, Dennis Lahti

5/5/00

Roosevelt Middle School

Appleton, WI

400

8th Grade, Tanya Genke

5/6/00

Wisconsin State PTA Convention

Appleton, WI

30

PTA Delegates

5/9/00

St Josephs Middle School

Appleton, WI

300

8th grade

5/10/00

Horizons Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

120

3-5 grades

5/15/00

Bear Creek Elementary School

Appleton, WI

40

4 & 5 grade, School visit to North

5/16/00

Johnston Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

75

4-6 grades

5/18/00

Grand Chute Lions Club

Grand Chute, WI

20

Chapter meeting, Mike Demrath

5/22/00

Lincoln Elementary Presentation

Appleton, WI

250

3-6 grades, Melissa DeBruin

6/8/00

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh SUMS

Oshkosh, WI

10

Summer Teacher workshop

7/11/00

Waunekee Schools Summer Sceince

Waunekee, WI

50

Jay Farnsworth, MS students

10/13/00

Michigan Tech University

Houghton, MI

20

Teacher Workshop

10/20/00

NSTA Regional Convention

Milwaukee, WI

15

TEA Chemistry Presentation

11/3/00

LSTA Annual Convention

Lafayette, LA

-

-

12/6/00

Northeastern Wisconsin Science Forum

Green Bay, WI

-

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Have you submitted all press-related materials concerning your TEA experience to the TEA Archives? Yes

Have you submitted 20 slides to the TEA Archive? (first year) Yes

Have you submitted 6-8 photos to the TEA Arichive? (first year) Yes




5. Cost Share


Release Days

Number of Release Days Covered by School/District for TEA Program: 9

Dates: 3/16/00, 3/17/00, 4/6/00, 4/7/00, 4/28/00, 10/13/00, 10/20/00, 11/30/00, 12/01/00

Reasons for Release: Various TEA Activities

Approximate Daily Rate of Substitute: Approx. $110.00 (salary & benefits)

TEA Meetings Covered by School/District

Names of Meetings: WSST Meeting, NSTA Regional (Milwaukee)

Dates: 4/28/00 & 10/20/00

Approximate Cost of Travel Expenses: $700.00

Equipment Provided by Institution/Corporation/District

Type of Equipment: None specifically purchased for TEA work. However, I have use of much district equipment for use with TEA activities (projectors, lab equipment, supplies, etc in addition to copying services and telecommunication (fax, e-mail, website)

Other Grants

Other Shared Costs

The district maintains a website, part of which is used to support my TEA activities

6. Anticipated TEA Involvement (01/2001 to 01/2002)


2/5/01Madison Area Science forum Presentation

3/15-3/17/01WSST/MnSTA Convention, Duluth, MN TEA presentation at State Convention

/22-3/25/01NSTA Convention, St. Louis 2 TEA related presentations in addition to TEA related responsibilities