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PBS NewsHour STEM Student Reporting Labs: Broad Expansion of Youth Journalism to Support Increased STEM Literacy Among Underserved Student Populations and Their Communities
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PBS NewsHour STEM Student Reporting Labs: Broad Expansion of Youth Journalism to Support Increased STEM Literacy Among Underserved Student Populations and Their Communities…
TRUmath and Lesson Study: Supporting Fundamental and Sustainable Improvement in High School Mathematics Teaching (Collaborative Research: Donovan)
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TRUmath and Lesson Study: Supporting Fundamental and Sustainable Improvement in High School Mathematics Teaching (Collaborative Research: Donovan) TRUmath and…
Ramping Up Accessibility in STEM: Inclusively Designed Simulations for Diverse Learners
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Ramping Up Accessibility in STEM: Inclusively Designed Simulations for Diverse Learners Ramping Up Accessibility in STEM: Inclusively Designed Simulations for…
Highly Adaptive Science Simulations for Accessible STEM Education
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Highly Adaptive Science Simulations for Accessible STEM Education Highly Adaptive Science Simulations for Accessible STEM Education 1814220…
Developing Preservice Teachers' Capacity to Teach Students with Learning Disabilities in Algebra I
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Developing Preservice Teachers' Capacity to Teach Students with Learning Disabilities in Algebra I Developing Preservice Teachers' Capacity to Teach…
Accelerating Higher Order Thinking and STEM Content Learning Among Students with Learning Disabilities
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Accelerating Higher Order Thinking and STEM Content Learning Among Students with Learning Disabilities Accelerating Higher Order Thinking and STEM Content…
Using Technology to Capture Classroom Interactions: The Design, Validation, and Dissemination of a Formative Assessment of Instruction Tool for Diverse K-8 Mathematics Classrooms
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Using Technology to Capture Classroom Interactions: The Design, Validation, and Dissemination of a Formative Assessment of Instruction Tool for Diverse K-8 Mathematics Classrooms…