As a teacher, what gaps do you see in STEM education?
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Dec 15, 2016
Janet Ivey
It's not a science project, unless she can find or create an experiment that shows some biological or botanical process where something doesn't come full term and the necessary steps taken to assist it to thriving. Check out this paper. http://www.sememphis.org/Documents/sciencefair/PLAN TS&37;20AND&37;20GROWTH&37;20AFFECTS1&37;20by...See More
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