Apr 20, 2024  
ACE Catalog - Volume 24 
    
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SCI6243 - Building Scientific Understanding in Students

Credits: 3
Building scientific understanding in students is essential to the STEM field. This course is designed to help students develop a deeper understanding of skills, including the role of critical questions and essential concepts.  Students break down common misconceptions in STEM as well as build on existing skills of observation, analysis of communication, assessments informing instruction, and understanding the role society plays in fostering scientific literacy and knowledge.


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