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NGSS: Inquiry, Experiential Learning, and Technology Integration

Let's share resources!: A new group for those of us who continue to pursue NGSS standards as well as inquiry, experimentation, experiential science, as well as technology in the classroom.  Middle School focus but others welcome!

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Comment by Rob Schoonveld on March 16, 2017 at 5:10pm

Is the SAMR model for technology and NGSS instruction in conflict at times? Can hands-on, experiential science take place with a 1:1 Chromebook classroom?

 

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