Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and
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Transcript Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and
Presidential Awards for
Excellence in Mathematics
and Science Teaching
(PAEMST)
Overview
PAEMST Eligibility
Bachelor’s degree
Full-time employees w/ at least 50% teaching
5 years teaching prior to this academic year
K-12 math/science teacher
Not a past PAEMST winner
Nomination
Deadline www.paemst.org
Completed online
Self-nominated or nominated by others
Invitation to start the application process
Two-Tiered Review Process
State level:
KS selects up to three finalists per content area
National level:
Up to two finalists from KS
FBI background check
Three Application
Components
Administrative
Narrative
Video
Administrative Component
Teacher Information Form (online)
Employment Verification Form
Three letters of recommendation:
From parents, colleagues, administrators,
students
Positive impact on student learning in
math/science
One must be from school/district official
Signed and dated
Resume (two-page limit)
Narrative/Video Components
Linked components
5 dimensions
scoring rubric
Narrative connects the video to the sequence of
learning
Demonstrate mastery of content and pedagogy
Place student learning in a progression
Uses teacher strategies that engage students in the
practices
Narrative Component
Two parts
Written response
Supplemental materials (10 page limit)
Topic selection based on three criteria
Challenging topic for students
In the standards at that grade level
Builds to future learning
Video Component
1 lesson; 1 class
Continuous and Unedited
Maximum 45 minutes
Reflections woven into narrative with
timestamps
Video (continued)
Student behaviors are observable and
are engaged in the practices
Student responses can be heard
NOT only direct instruction
Labeled and uploaded as outlined in the
application on pg. 8
Video (continued)
Direct instruction is concise and clear
Show all students engaged in learning
Vary the ways you engage students
Demonstrate how you employ
instructional methods
Show how you use technology with
students
Things to Remember
Five Dimensions of Teaching—max 12 pages
Supplemental materials—max 10 pages
Supplemental materials:
Lesson plans
Student work samples
Assessments used
Publications
References used in narrative
E-mail Addresses
Tammy Miller
[email protected]
Matt Krehbiel
[email protected]
Melissa Fast
[email protected]