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Constructing Modern Math/Science Knowledge 2009
Ever question why technology seems to have gone missing in so many math and science classrooms? What happened to the “compute” in computing? Wondering what STEM really looks like? Yes, technology, math, and science can be friends! Constructing Modern Knowledge … Continue reading
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Creativity vs. creating
There is a vast difference between being creative and creating something. You can write a creative report about bridge building, or design a bridge that holds weight. You can make a creative video about careers in programming, or write a … Continue reading