On-the-Spot Assessment to Improve Scientist Engagement with the Public

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On-the-Spot Assessment to Improve Scientist Engagement with the Public

On-the-Spot Assessment to Improve Scientist Engagement with the Public

Our advisors and team members who participated in the collaborative “On the Spot Assessment” Program, funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation. The program’s aim is to advance new approaches in the design and development of STEM learning in informal environments.

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On-the-Spot Assessment to Improve Scientist Engagement with the Public

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