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Learning to create Intelligent Solutions with Machine Learning and Computer Vision: A Pathway to AI Careers for Diverse High School Students
2024
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2027
AI is driving our nation’s economic development and reshaping future jobs and workforce. K-12 education is facing the challenge of developing students’ AI competency and preparing them for the workforce of the future. Students need opportunities to engage in learning AI concepts that are situated in
MyTurn: An Afterschool Social Robotics Program to Promote Interest in Computing Among Middle School Students
2024
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2027
Computational thinking and robotics are increasingly essential to many scientific and technological careers of the future, yet youth often do not have opportunities to practice broad and diverse applications of computing beyond basic programming. This project will address this issue through
Learning to create Intelligent Solutions with Machine Learning and Computer Vision: A Pathway to AI Careers for Diverse High School Students
2024
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2027
AI is driving our nation’s economic development and reshaping future jobs and workforce. K-12 education is facing the challenge of developing students’ AI competency and preparing them for the workforce of the future. Students need opportunities to engage in learning AI concepts that are situated in
Exploring Theory and Design Principles (ETD): Auditing Machine Learning Applications for Algorithmic Justice with Computer Science High School Students and Teachers
2024
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2027
There is an urgent need to develop and implement learning programs that can help teachers to prepare students to effectively interact with and critically evaluate machine learning applications. This project will work with a group of high school teachers across rural, suburban, and urban US
Fostering elementary students' computing career aspirations through a physiological computing curriculum
2024
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2027
Every day, advanced applications of physiological computing such as wearable technologies (e.g., smartwatches) and brain-computer interfaces are reshaping our lives and pushing new scientific frontiers. Advancements in the human-technology frontier demand the readiness of next-generation scientists
Designing and Studying Collaborative Coding Experiences for Middle School Computer Science Education
2024
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2027
Through a strategic partnership between Northwestern University and Evanston-Skokie District 65, this design and development project will investigate new approaches to student collaboration and problem-solving in computer science (CS) classrooms. A focus on creating collaborative coding experiences
Early childhood maker literacies: Fostering computational thinking among Navajo youth and educators
2024
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2027
Research has demonstrated the value of introducing computing education in early childhood for its cost-effectiveness and longer-lasting impacts compared to later interventions. This Designing and Testing Innovations project addresses the need for diverse approaches to render computing accessible and
Fostering Mathematical Modeling Competencies through Collaborative Learning in a Large Language Model (LLM) Simulated Virtual Classroom
2024
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2027
Mathematical modeling involves the cognitively demanding process of translating real-life situations into mathematical notations and is a fundamental skill for students pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Cultivating mathematical modeling through collaborative learning
Rural Energy Futures: Facilitating community understanding of energy transition opportunities through middle-school math skills development
2024
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2027
As climate change pressures increasingly weigh on communities across the United States, national policy and investment have signaled a priority in developing a capable energy transition workforce. These initiatives are often focused in rural areas where available natural resources support energy
Engaging Refugee and Immigrant Youth in STEM through Culturally Relevant and Place-Based Digital Storytelling
2024
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2026
This two-year Exploring Theory and Design Principles (ETD) project will engage culturally and linguistically diverse resettled refugee and immigrant middle school students in co-designing culturally relevant and place-based STEM learning experiences through immersive digital storytelling. During the