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Saturday, March 7 • 1:00pm - 2:45pm
Saving the World through Engineering

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Challenge your MS students to identify local community or school problems they might solve as engineers. Learn how to guide them to isolate variables as scientists to design controlled experiments. Next, help them develop as engineers to modify a system to meet criteria and constraints. Finally, discover how students take what they've learned as scientists and engineers to apply to their own engineering problem where they develop a prototype for potential solution.
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Deborah Vannatter

Science Education Consultant for Delta/School Specialty
Deborah Vannatter taught Gr 1-6 students and was Program Manager for the state-wide I-STEM Resource Network, supporting K-8 student-centered science. She served on advisory boards for NSTA, and her local Wessleman Woods Nature Preserve.

Saturday March 7, 2020 1:00pm - 2:45pm CST
Meeting Room 204
  STEM Ed

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