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    Author: vjkite

    I am a veteran, secondary science teacher turn Ph.D. student pursuing my doctorate in science education. While in the classroom, I was a highly-decorated instructor who led a progressive classroom that continually bumped up against the edges of what many thought possible for an instructional space. During my time as a graduate student, I have worked to establish a vibrant research agenda and to establish a presence at multiple international gatherings. My research currently focuses on non-technological approaches to teaching computational thinking and integrating computational thinking into science curricula.

    How is CO₂ affecting our oceans and the organisms that live there?

    Level: Middle School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Ocean Acidification Link In this unit, students will explore the issue of ocean acidification by investigating the effects of increasing… Read more “How is CO₂ affecting our oceans and the organisms that live there?”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    SageModeler

    Level: Middle School and High School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Modeling and Simulation (Multiple Disciplines) Link Modeling is key to how scientists approach understanding complex phenomena and… Read more “SageModeler”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Stebbins

    Level: High School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Evolution Link Stebbins is a game about evolution. Students collect data as predators “eating” colored circles on a colored background,… Read more “Stebbins”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    BARTy

    Level: High School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Urban Planning Link Modeling traffic data is important for urban planning, creating transportation systems, and even predicting how much foot… Read more “BARTy”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Stella

    Level: High School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Astronomy Link In Stella, students act as astronomers, studying stars in a “patch” of the sky in our own galaxy.… Read more “Stella”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Trees in a Diagnosis Game

    Level: High School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Disease and Decision Trees Link In this dynamic data science activity, students use data to build binary trees for decision-making… Read more “Trees in a Diagnosis Game”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Dynamic Data Science

    Level: High School Creator: Concord Consortium Topic: Data Link The age of data is upon us! Complex datasets underpin nearly every aspect of modern life, demanding data… Read more “Dynamic Data Science”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Modeling Change

    Level: High School Creator: Project GUTS Topic: Projectile Motion Link The concrete act of programming the motion of a projectile in a virtual world, complements the usual… Read more “Modeling Change”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Geothermal Energy Unit

    Level: Middle School Creator: Project GUTS Topic: Geothermal Energy Link Through this unit, students build interactive models to understand hot springs, mineral deposits, and geothermal energy.

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

    Littering Unit

    Level: Middle School Creator: Project GUTS Topic: Littering and Pollution Link Littering is a type of pollution caused by humans acting independently from each other, however causing… Read more “Littering Unit”

    June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

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