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David E. Kanter
David E. Kanter
Chief Learning Officer, Calvert Education
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei calvertservices.org
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The impact of a project‐based science curriculum on minority student achievement, attitudes, and careers: The effects of teacher content and pedagogical content knowledge and …
DE Kanter, S Konstantopoulos
Science education 94 (5), 855-887, 2010
3172010
Doing the project and learning the content: Designing project‐based science curricula for meaningful understanding
DE Kanter
Science education 94 (3), 525-551, 2010
1632010
Disciplinary core ideas: Reshaping teaching and learning
J Krajcik, RG Duncan, AE Rivet
NSTA Press, 2016
412016
Learning content using complex data in project‐based science: An example from high school biology in urban classrooms
DE Kanter, M Schreck
New Directions for Teaching and Learning 2006 (108), 77-91, 2006
262006
Inquiry-based laboratory instruction throws out the “cookbook” and improves learning
DE Kanter, HD Smith, A McKenna, C Rieger, RA Linsenmeier
age 8, 1, 2003
242003
Evaluation of a challenge‐based human metabolism laboratory for undergraduates
RA Linsenmeier, DE Kanter, HD Smith, KA Linsenmeier, AF McKenna
Journal of Engineering Education 97 (2), 213-222, 2008
232008
Implementing what we know about learning in a middle-school curriculum for widespread dissemination: The Project-Based Inquiry Science (PBIS) story
J Kolodner, M Starr, D Edelson, B Hug, D Kanter, J Krajcik, JA Lancaster, ...
International Society of the Learning Sciences, Inc., 2008
132008
Guiding play for science learning in middle school
DE Kanter, S Honwad, JD Adams, A Fernandez
Children, youth and environments 21 (2), 360-382, 2011
112011
Teaching middle school human biology through biomedical engineering-based project contexts
DE Kanter, EK Kemp, BJ Reiser
Proceedings of the 2001 American Society for Engineering Education IL/IN …, 2001
92001
(2013)
M Honey, DE Kanter
Design, make, play: Growing the next generation of STEM innovators, 0
9
Technologies and tools to support informal science learning
HT Zimmerman, DE Kanter, K Ellenbogen, L Lyons, SJ Zuiker, T Satwicz, ...
International Society of the Learning Sciences (ISLS), 2010
82010
SciGames: Guided play games that enhance both student engagement and science learning in tandem
DE Kanter, S Honward, R Diones, A Fernandez
Design, Make, Play, 182-197, 2013
72013
Changing conceptual ecologies with task-structured science curricula
D Kanter, B Sherin, V Lee
International Society of the Learning Sciences, 2006
72006
Developing Learning Progressions in Support of the New Science Standards: A RAPID Workshop Series. Consortium for Policy Research in Education
A Rogat, CA Anderson, J Foster, F Goldberg, J Hicks, D Kanter, M Wiser
62011
Learning progressions for describing teachers’ use of curriculum materials
C Schwarz, B Davis, D Kanter, S Smith
Center for Curriculum Materials in Science Knowledge Sharing Institute …, 2006
52006
Designing an outreach project that trains both future faculty and future engineers
S Olds, D Kanter, A Knudson, S Mehta
2003 Annual Conference, 8.386. 1-8.386. 5, 2003
52003
Inquiry-based laboratory instruction throws Out the
DE Kanter, HD Smith, A MeKenna, C Rieger, RA Linsenmeier
Cookbook” and Improves Learning,” Proceedings of the 2003 American Society …, 2003
52003
& Konstantopoulus, S.(2010). The Impact Of A Project-Based Science Curriculum On Minority Student Achievment, Attitudes And Carreers: The Effect Of Teacher Content And PCK And …
DE Kanter
Science education 94, 855-887, 0
5
Playing to learn science: Exploring contexts and concepts
JD Adams, DE Kanter
Children Youth and Environments 21 (2), 204-211, 2011
42011
Conceptual dynamics in project-based science
B Sherin, D Kanter, J Schwarz, M Stieff, P Herman, S MacKenzie
Fifth International Conference of the Learning Sciences (ICLS), 2002
22002
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