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Read MoreProblemStudent recruitment and retention in Computer Science (CS) is a well-known challenge, and there are national efforts to increase participation in CS.1,1…
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Training Teaching Assistants to Create a Positive Motivational Climate
Learn MoreProblemStudent recruitment and retention in Computer Science (CS) is a well-known challenge, and there are national efforts to increase participation in CS.1,1…
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How Lightweight, Scalable, and Relational Learning Experiences Can Help Overcome System-Level Challenges in Education
Learn MoreCan exploratory reading groups (ERGs) designed to be lightweight, scalable, and relational create system-level changes in education?
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How Collaborating Across Boundaries Fosters Community-Engaged Partnerships
Learn MoreThis model provides students with learning experiences that deepen their understanding of how both disciplinary knowledge and interdisciplinary collaboration c…
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How Food Can Be a Cultural Bridge to Enhance Student’s STEM Identity and Learning Outcomes
Learn MorePerhaps food is not peripheral to creating inclusive learning environments, but can be central to its formation.
