As a teacher, what gaps do you see in STEM education?
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Jul 30, 2012
Bill T 6 nc
my school district mandates that we do at least one PBL, with each of our four classes. In our district, we have to use something called TechSteps. Not a bad program.
The usual problems I have experienced with any PBL activity is that, if students work in groups, an inevitable result is that a few do the work while the others watch
The usual problems I have experienced with any PBL activity is that, if students work in groups, an inevitable result is that a few do the work while the others watch
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