This article covers a study that investigated teachers’ engagement with student thinking during video clubs, which were part of a professional development model in which teachers captured and analysed their classroom videos and identified clips and questions to discuss in video clubs.
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This article looks at how two postsecondary educators changed their courses after attending an assessment workshop that emphasized the use of “backward design” for course planning and alignment. It also discusses next research steps needed to support educators in designing fair undergraduate assessments and courses.
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The ExIST Project is a teacher professional development model that supports middle school biology teachers to adapt curriculum by integrating game design to enhance biological systems learning and skills in systems thinking from constructionist and participatory perspectives.
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MPACT provides opportunities for students to engage in computational thinking, spatial reasoning, and mathematical concepts through design and hands-on making projects.
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This project explores how students engage with messy, authentic data in interdisciplinary ways and what influences their choices to participate at DataFest.
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Summer TERC Scholars Program: STEM Education Research through a Social Justice Lens (SJL)A Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
Conduct an independent STEM education research project this summer with TERC! Each project will have a particular focus on fostering equity in STEM and STEM education and enhancing transformative social justice.
As part of an eight-student cohort, SJL interns will be mentored by TERC principal investigators and their project teams. SJL interns can expect to:
receive training on essential education research methodologies
encounter and address critical issues and perspectives of social justice in STEM and education
receive professional development training to support pathways to graduate school, » Read more
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A collection of photographs created by Native students and professionals features supports and barriers they experience in STEM. The exhibition is part of an NSF-funded study that also includes quotes by participants to contextualize the images.
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Using augmented reality tools to help students with executive function issues attend to STEM related tasks.
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Don’t miss these informative session.
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