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Tag Archives: Christensen
Plan an Interactive Family Science Event with Support from an App
Welcome to guest post authors Cindy Hoisington, a science educator researcher at Education Development Center (EDC), and Claire Christensen, an educational media researcher at SRI International. This post is based on Cindy and Claire’s recent evaluation of the PBS KIDS … Continue reading
Posted in Early Years
Tagged activities, app, Christensen, early childhood, family science, Hoisington, PBS KIDS
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Partnering with Community Organizations to Support Science Learning: Research-based Tips for Forming Partnerships
Guest posters Claire Christensen, Corinne Singleton, Kea Anderson, and Danae Kamdar share their work investigating approaches to school-community organization partnering, perceived benefits to participating organizations and local children and families, and challenges they encountered along the way. Claire Christensen is … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson, Christensen, Digital Promise, early childhood, Kamdar, ocean, partnership, PBS, singleton, Splash and Bubbles, SRI International
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