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Learning STEM Through Design: Students Benefit from Expanding What Counts as "Engineering"

Getting their hands dirty: Engaging learners in authentic science practices outside the classroom

How can formative assessment support culturally responsive argumentation in a classroom community?

Engaging English Learners in the Science and Engineering Practices

How to launch STEM investigations that build on student and community interests and expertise

How to design assessments for emerging bilingual students

Beyond “misconceptions”: How to recognize and build on Facets of student thinking

How can students’ everyday experiences support science learning through engineering design?

How can I promote equitable sensemaking by setting expectations for multiple perspectives?

How to avoid possible pitfalls associated with culturally responsive instruction

How to build an equitable learning community in your science classroom

Why it is crucial to make cultural diversity visible in STEM education

How place-based science education strategies can support equity for students, teachers, and communities

How can science instruction leverage and develop student interests? Short answer: In so many different ways!

Using science investigations to develop caring practices for social-ecological systems

Why you should stop pre-teaching science vocabulary and focus on students developing conceptual meaning first

Focusing Science and Engineering Learning on Justice-Centered Phenomena across PK-12

Connecting science instruction to neighborhood life through collaborative design with community

Supporting observations, wonderings, systems thinking & “Should We” deliberations through Learning in Places

How do race and racism connect with science learning in early childhood and elementary classrooms?

Identifying local environmental justice phenomena for science and engineering investigations
