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Session 1

3D Task Works

June 3/4, 2020

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Me & the 3-Ds

(June 4)

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Who Will Believe in My Future?

I will love doing science and engineering in your elementary school.

But as I get older, I will be distracted by gender stereotypes, and it will be more complicated for me to pursue a science-related identity in my life.

Will you give me regular chances to figure out how things work?

...and to solve problems that are important to me and my family?

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The WHAT + HOW of learning/assessing...

Both of these communicate LOUDLY to students what’s important AND what science is.

What do we want students to think about science?

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figure out phenomena

Teachers’ Work with 3D Tasks

SEP (Practices) = frame STEM activity

CCC (Crosscutting) = thought power

Develop

“3D Lenses”

3Ds in

Students’ Lives

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figure out phenomena

Teachers’ Work with 3D Tasks

SEP (Practices) = frame STEM activity

CCC (Crosscutting) = thought power

Develop

“3D Lenses”

3Ds in

Students’ Lives

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Session 2

3D Task Works

June 10/11, 2020

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figure out phenomena

3-Dimensions in

Students’ Lives

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Measuring Science Capital

(student quiz)

Science & People

Science in My Life → Now & Future

Independent Science Activity

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Science capital and the Informal learning sector

Describe a connection to the video, especially in connection to your work.

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Science capital and the Informal learning sector

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A Levels (Advanced Level qualifications) are a U.K subject-based qualification for students aged 16 and above. They are usually studied over the course of 2 years, and lead to qualifications recognised for entrance to higher education institutes in the UK and many others worldwide.

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“Science Capital”

Science Capital can be cultivated...

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figure out phenomena

Develop

“3D Lenses”

3-Dimensions in

Students’ Lives

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