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and playful suggestions for resistance in engineering spaces.Ultimately, we hope our joyous embrace of failure, and all of the strange and wonderful pos-sibilities it opens, will encourage other educators and mentors to find the courage to challengedominant systems similarly and curiously engage with different ways of being and becomingto do so.VII. Q UEERING FAILURE IN THE C LASSROOMAlthough playful learning has long been a model for teaching children, there are many bene-fits to introducing this pedagogical model to the classroom, particularly for pushing studentsto think differently within the boundaries of the game. As Rose Klein argues, when queerplay is put into dialogue with queer pedagogy, both can enhance the experience of
) ● HS-PS3-3 - Design, build, and refine a device that works within given constraints to convert one form of energy into another form of energy.Extracurricular activitiesFridays were reserved for extracurricular activities including virtual field trips and lab tours. BothFridays of the Virtual STEM Camp, the students were given virtual tours of the STEM relateddepartments at Southeastern Louisiana University. Additionally, a live Q&A was offered tointroduce students to opportunities available at NASA. The explored departments and facilitiesappear below.(1) The Southeastern’s Sustainability Center mission is to provide a synergistic educational facilityfor our university and region which offers diverse learning styles for both current and
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pressure head, Qd for flowrate, and one called sigma forcavitation potential. Figure 22: Prototype Kaplan Turbine (left)27, Model-size turbines (right) Page 26.33.232.5.2 Scaled-Up Bullets – provides an example of scale modelling and promotes discussionof modelling pitfalls The students at the author’s institution are required to complete a project at the end oftheir Fluids laboratory course and many ask to use the wind tunnel to do scale modeling. Mostof the time, this is not practical because the students want to scale down cars or other largeobjects and this means they need to scale up the velocity beyond the capabilities of the
those in ICT-condition solving a hidden-profile task [12] in sense of task solution accuracy [13]–[15], successful information processing[13]–[15], or lower mental workload [15]. On the other hand, meta-analysis [8] shows a positiveeffect of using CSCL in STEM higher education for the three domains process outcomes(Hedge’s g = 0.58, n = 34), knowledge outcomes (Hedge’s g = 0.53, n = 201), and affectiveoutcomes (Hedge’s g = 0.38, n = 81) in general, and no significant difference (Q(3) = 1.87,p = .599) between FTF- (Hedge’s g = 0.51, n = 146), synchronous- (Hedge’s g = 0.51, n = 75),and asynchronous-collaboration (Hedge’s g = 0.50, n = 73). As research currently shows noconsistent empirical picture, there is a lack of systematic research, for
with anoverview of research presentations before the actual presentation. Because of the elevatorpitches, the audience could post queries and comments before the event. When the researchvideos were shown, the Q&A session was altered to a discussion session where the teams maymore casually go through aspects of the research that weren't included in the formal presentationand respond to any questions that had been pre-posted [11].This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under GrantNo. 1849454.Project Summaries2019 Projects:IoT Device Security Assessment using Side Channel Analysis (Morgan State University)This study entails looking into IoT device flaws that allow information to leak through sidechannels
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