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Research to Practice, Practice to Research

Partnering to Develop a Coordinated Engineering Education Program Across Schools, Museum Field Trips, and Afterschool Programs

Danielle B. HarlowView further author information
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Ron SkinnerView further author information
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Tarah ConnollyView further author information
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Alexandria MullerView further author information
Article: 12318747 | Published online: 08 Feb 2024

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