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Blog Posts
Omwana Ni Wa Bhone … It Takes a Village
To address a problem, we first need to understand that it exists.
On-Demand Workshop
Examining Linguistic Diversity and Data Science Curriculum in STEM Education with a Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Lens
How do we design and scale STEM courses in a way that values diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility? First, Dr. Manisha Sharan shares how linguistic d…
On-Demand Workshop
Advancing Interdisciplinary Undergraduate STEM Education for Increased Workforce Preparation
How do we engage STEM students in interdisciplinary learning to better prepare them for the workforce? In this workshop, speakers share their experiences desig…
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- 2 Year Institutions
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- Award Management
- Career Preparation
- Co-Curricular Activities
- Collaborations between 2-Year & 4-Year Institutions
- COVID-19
- Creative Approaches for Adoption of Education Research into Disciplinary Teachings
- Design and Study of Innovative Tools
- Dissemination
- Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion
- Evaluation, Measurement & Assessment
- Evidence-Based Strategies for Improving STEM Teaching and/or DEI
- Experiential Learning
- Extracurricular Experience and Training
- Faculty Preparation & Professional Development
- Graduate Student Preparation for Teaching
- Grant Writing
- Historically Black Colleges & Universities
- Innovative Pedagogy
- Institutional and Community Transformation
- Interdisciplinary and Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration
- Introductory Courses
- Leadership for Change: The Role of Faculty and Administrators
- Learning Environments for Undergraduate STEM Education
- Learning Technologies
- Lessons Learned During COVID-19
- Mentoring Programs
- Minority Serving Institutions
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- Partnerships and Pathways: 4 Year Institutions
- Pre-Service Teacher Preparation (K-12)
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- Scaling-up and Long-Term Grant Sustainability
- STEM for Non-STEM Majors
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- Supporting Students
- Systemic/Institutional Change
- The Role of Technology in Equity and Accessibility
- Undergraduate Research
- Universal Design for Hidden Identities
Blog Posts
How Lightweight, Scalable, and Relational Learning Experiences Can Help Overcome System-Level Challenges in Education
Can exploratory reading groups (ERGs) designed to be lightweight, scalable, and relational create system-level changes in education?
Event Materials
Understanding and Enhancing Self Regulated Learning in Introductory Computer Science Courses
Students struggle in introductory programming courses for many reasons, including a lack of prior familiarity with key computer science concepts and skills. Co…
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Overcoming Impediments to Successful Code Understanding: Scaling Up Automated Methods and Broadening
Need: The ability to predict the behavior of program code through mental execution and symbolic logical reasoning, without actually running the code on concret…
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P4E:STEM — Developing DEI Curricular Interventions in Engineering and Computer Science
Over the past five years, the Partnership for Equity:STEM (P4E:STEM) has been working to develop, implement, and assess diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) …
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Increasing Students’ Persistence in Computer Science through a Lightweight Scalable Intervention
Research has shown that high self-assessment of ability, sense of belonging, and professional role confidence are crucial for students' persistence in computin…
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Creating a Sense of Belonging to CS among Students from Historically Underrepresented Groups in CS
Our goals are to (1) demonstrate how CS can be taught in non-CS classes and contextualized to attract learners from historically underrepresented groups to CS,…
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