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Planchard, Marie – Engineering Design Graphics Journal, 2007
At some point in their education, pre-engineering students will take physics and/or calculus. For many freshmen who aren't certain about their career paths, taking these courses is a litmus test to determine whether they have the aptitude or desire to pursue an engineering degree. Therein lies the challenge for many students in the U.S. Science,…
Descriptors: Engineering Education, Student Interests, Physics, Computer Software
Butler, Susan McAleenan; Wiebe, Eric N. – Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 2003
This project used techniques from problem-based learning to aid students in developing a technology-based science lesson. In this case, the "problem" students were asked to solve, was that of combining curriculum knowledge and pedagogical skills to incorporate computer graphics animation technology within a science lesson and then teach the lesson…
Descriptors: Student Teachers, Computer Graphics, Problem Based Learning, Cooperating Teachers
Ettenheim, Susan Geller; Furger, Roberta; Siegman, Lisa; McLester, Susan – Technology & Learning, 2000
Offers suggestions to keep girls interested and involved in digital technology. Highlights include role models; encouraging math and science courses; a computer club for girls; integrating computer activities into the curriculum; Web-based lessons; mentoring; appropriate software; designing with computer graphics; collaborative groups; and…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics, Computer Software Selection, Courseware