Harvard EdCast: What It Means to Learn Science
One way to solve complex problems like climate change may be to teach science in more complex and personal ways. By making science more personal, an understanding of complex issues …
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One way to solve complex problems like climate change may be to teach science in more complex and personal ways. By making science more personal, an understanding of complex issues …
May 2018 http://stemforall2018.videohall.com/presentations/1144 In this video, we highlight a program called TechTales, a collaboration between the University of Washington, Pacific Science Center, Seattle Public Libraries, and Native American-serving organizations in …
October 10–13, 2017 Download a PDF of the Tech Tales Poster presented at Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico. Authored by Carrie Tzou, Megan …
Jul 12 2017, UW College of Education Despite the growing awareness of socio-ecological challenges facing humans in the 21st century, science learning still mostly takes place inside the classroom, disconnected …
02/25/2017 By Douglas Esser, UW Bothell News You can talk about forest restoration, read about water quality and study ecology in a classroom. But if you’re serious, you have to …
07/29/2016 Robotics workshops are being held this summer at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center and Seattle Public Libraries using the Backpacks for Science Learning project in which University of …
May 6th, 2016 Xconomy by Benjamin Romano When will the technology arrive that makes you obsolete in your current job? [Checks watch.] It’s no idle question, and one that none …
November 15, 2016, Trends and Issues in Higher Ed Two researchers seeking to solve a real-world problem create a class in a model of interdisciplinary collaboration.
CAISE Informal Science Posted by Theresa Horstman December 13, 2016 Project Spotlights Co-authored with Carrie Tzou The Badges for College Credit (BCC) project (NSF AISL DRL-1322512) is a four-year project …
CAISE Informal Science Posted by Laura Conner November 10, 2016 Visual-spatial ability underlies success in both art and science, yet few girls with this talent go on to enter STEM …