Tag: social-reconstructionism
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From Passive to Innovative: A Final Version of a Long-Evolving Diagram
I have been working and re-working a diagram for the last ten years. It was one of the few true insights I’ve gained as a 33-year classroom teacher. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, it was popular in STEM education circles to speak of good science activities as being “hands-on” instead of passive. But…
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The Creative Science Classroom 