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Sricharan Bandhakavi,Todd W. Markowski,Hongwei Xie,Timothy J. Griffin work together. This relationship is important. But what about the hundreds of millions of young students, taught by tens of millions of teachers, supported by hundreds of thousands of volunteers, who deliver STEM education to primary and secondary students around the world? K-12 STEM education shou

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Iain Campuzano,Kevin Gilesrent study followed an innovative approach, adopting the design thinking model of IDEO to promote and deepen children’s scientific thinking and understanding of the ‘water cycle’. Digital technologies such as concept map software, simulations, interactive whiteboard and others, were also successfull

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Christina Bleckmann,Hildegard Geyer,Rudolf Geyer enjoyable and relevant ways. Consequently, it is more critical than ever that early years teachers feel confident and capable to engage young children with technologies and support their development of digital capabilities. It is recognised that well-designed professional learning is necessary for

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Michael S. Bereman,David C. Muddimanearly childhood teachers in Turkey and how the “new way” of early childhood education was actualized from teachers’ perspectives. Data gathered through in-depth interviews via videoconference platform due to health and safety restrictions conducted with teachers working in private early childhood ed