STEM Education

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Impostor Phenomenon Among Hispanic/Latino Early Career Researchers in STEM Fields

Devasmita Chakraverty Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
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Amplifying Informal Science Learning

Sherman Rosenfeld Weizmann Institute of Science
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“Hacking an IoT Home”: New opportunities for cyber security education combining remote learning with cyber-physical systems

Phil Legg University of the West of England
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Learning Is Moving in New Ways

Dor Abrahamson University of California Berkeley
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Children’s learning from implicit analogies during instruction: Evidence from fraction division

Pooja Sidney University of Kentucky
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Factors supporting and inhibiting teachers’ use of manipulatives around the primary to post-primary education transition

Patrick Johnson University of Limerick
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An instructional model to support planning and teaching student centred structured inquiry lessons

Peter Sullivan Monash University
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Digital games and digital play in early childhood: a cultural-historical approach

Nikolai Veresov Monash University
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Supporting the Development of Pre-service Teachers’ Pedagogical Knowledge about Planning for Practical Work

Jennifer Mansfield Monash University
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Developing an Integrated STEM Classroom Observation Protocol

Nanyang Technological University
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Preparing Students for the Fourth Industrial Revolution through Mathematical Learning

Nanyang Technological University
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Preparing Australian Science Students for the Post-Truth World

Queensland University of Technology
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Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in STEM at the Open University

The Open University
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When We Thrive: Exploring the Identities of Black Stem Teachers

American University
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Learner Agency and Academic Discourse in a Sheltered-Immersion Mathematics Class

American Anthropological Association
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Retention of acquired argumentation skills and nature of science conceptions

American University of Beirut
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Intertextuality in science textbooks

University of Balamand
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Contextualizing Learning Chemistry in First-Year Undergraduate Programs

RMIT University
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Knowing and building on what students know

RMIT University
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An Interdisciplinary Approach to Primary STEM

Deakin University
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Changing Physics Instruction by Synergizing Vygotskian Educational Theory and Virtual Reality

CQ University
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Grasp of evidence

Ravit Duncan Rutgers University
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Where do all the STEM graduates go?

University of Leicester
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Teachers’ understanding and use of mathematical structure

Mark Gronow CQ University
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Inquiry-based Science Education

Robyn Gillies University of Queensland
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Conspiracy in senior school mathematics

Paul Brown Curtin University
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Interest development in Maths education

Laura Tuohilampi UNSW Sydney
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Predicting achievement and providing support before STEM majors begin to fail

Matthew Bernacki University of North Carolina
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