…integration of narrative modeling and mathematics learning from North Carolina State University, we will create and test StoryQ, a web-based text mining and narrative modeling platform and an associated curriculum,…
…one precious kilobyte to two!) and added support for analog input and output, he was able to demonstrate how placing a tiny thermal sensor inside a test tube could provide…
…out, assemble them, and put them under the Sun to test their solar gains. They probably have also run the solar and thermal analyses for their virtual houses. We are…
…natural processes and compare the most successful filtering agents. “Allowing students time and access to materials to test and retest their ideas reinforces the notion that science is not a…
…a predictive or causal account of scientific phenomena; engineers build models to test and revise design solutions. A Framework for K-12 Science Education and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)…
…and TEEMSS was included in the What Works Clearinghouse. Q. What does that unlock for learning? A. It’s exciting to have kids ask questions and collect data instantly. Probes are…
…is the best way to love our beaches? One essential aspect of the curriculum is a glossary of natural science terms presented in English, Hawaiian, YupΚ»ik, and Alutiiq: the Native…
…guided by the following questions: How do scientific explanations of phenomena evolve as students engage in computational thinking in the context of system modeling? In what ways can curricular materials…
…discourse driven by student questions and student-illustrated models that predict and explain the phenomena being studied For example, students explore the particulate nature of matter in a paired set of…
…questions around data and data fluency, we reconvened a group of STEM professionals, curriculum designers, scientists, and educational researchers, and included participants with expertise in data science education, data literacy,…