…initial conditions can change the outcome. During the workshop, teachers explored questions like: How might a student’s perception of risk help them understand what decisions might be made? Are current…
…2019. Helen’s interest in science began at the dinner table in her native Australia. Her engineer father would ask questions and expect Helen and her three brothers to argue about…
…and how they’re used in the community as well as poisonous plants. In another, students test the local water, including ponds where the kids swim and those where villagers get…
The National Science Foundation has awarded the Concord Consortium a three-year Cyberlearning grant to develop and test new data science games for high school biology, chemistry, and physics, and research…
…Windows machines, iPads, and more in different screen and keyboard configurations using various operating systems. Within this habitat, she creates just the right environment to test each problem. “I narrow…
…to build teacher capacity and develop and test classroom assessments for formative use that will promote high-quality science instruction and student learning in grades 3-5. These assessments will enable students…
…questions around the possibility of supporting deeper visitor engagement within the museum and extended science learning beyond. What if the whole museum had ubiquitous wireless access and fast networks for…
…student’s answers. We also analyze student actions and point out process errors, such as incorrect or unsafe settings of test equipment. And we take into account the fact that an…
…a new design can lead to more questions worth investigating, starting a new cycle of inquiry. This process of interwoven inquiry and design repeats itself until the system is determined…
…meaningful inquiries across tables, graphs, and texts, making machine learning models transparent, explainable, and engaging. Students can use StoryQ to train, test, and troubleshoot text classification models using feature extraction…