Titlebook: Equity in STEM Education Research; Advocating for Equit Alberto J. Rodriguez,Regina L. Suriel Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Exposing Inequities Within Teacher Professional Development and Its Impact on Advancing Equity, DivWe also showcase the STEMITL project, a small-funded project, and math method course activities, as examples for integrating STEM curricula. We share insights about the importance of modeling STEM curricula with preservice teachers. Lastly, we share challenges seeking grant funding targeting STEM-ba

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Exposing the Invisibility of Marginalized Groups in Costa Rica and Promoting Pre-service Science Tengs have implications for teacher education programs that are committed to the professional preparation of teachers as caring, inclusive and culturally competent individuals who can contribute to making STEAM education more accessible and socially meaningful to all students everywhere.

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The Journey of Decolonization as a Scientist and Science Education Researcher,unts as science education research through a grief cycle was an essential practice for partaking in research with girls from historically excluded communities from science. Implications for this research are for more development and use of broad, transformative methodologies that explore the persona

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2731-0248 ion with limited resources.Examines case studies on innovati.This book focuses on the creative and transformative work of scholars who are advancing social justice through science/STEM education with limited resources. It draws attention to the significant body of work being conducted in various con

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Introduzione ai frattali in fisicaosited in this book provide examples of reforms in science education being conducted with little to no funding. Here, the authors provide synopses and key findings and recommendations of each chapter in the book.

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Anne Iris Miriam Attersee Andersal connectedness among students. Students representing varied sports interests and cultural backgrounds indicated that learning science through sports helped them connect with their classmates and teacher; made science more engaging; was beneficial to their learning; and furthered scientific career interests.

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Fostering Social Connectedness and Interest in Science Through the Use of a Sports Model,al connectedness among students. Students representing varied sports interests and cultural backgrounds indicated that learning science through sports helped them connect with their classmates and teacher; made science more engaging; was beneficial to their learning; and furthered scientific career interests.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-69120-5dings reveal ideological, epistemological, and institutional barriers that prevented full implementation of the curriculum unit. Successes and challenges in working with teachers to integrate science and literacy, and implications for teacher preparation programs and professional development are discussed.