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Here Comes Another Trend in K-12 Science Education: Data Science

Chillax Science

In this approach, the teacher is usually the primary source of knowledge and expertise, while students are expected to follow the teacher’s lead and adhere to predetermined curriculum standards. Criticism: It’s too open-ended and does not provide enough structure to learners. It is often the context of Problem-Based Learning (PBL).

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Hard vs Soft Skills in STEM Education

STEM Sport

The Duality of STEM Skills Traditionally, when people think about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education and careers, they often prioritize hard skills—the technical knowledge and expertise required to excel in these fields. Critical Thinking: Evaluating information and making informed decisions.

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Modelling minds: can computers mimic human intelligence?

Futurum

For example, computers can perform thousands of calculations per second, meaning they can solve some mathematical problems far more quickly and accurately than humans. Understanding how the human brain functions so efficiently and flexibly remains one of the greatest mysteries of science. But does this mean they are smarter than us?

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The mathematics behind medicine

Futurum

The mathematics behind medicine Published: Medicine is advancing daily, as increasingly specialised treatments and techniques are continuously developed. They are the primary way that researchers discover if a new treatment is safe and effective.” A mathematical mind can bring big benefits to the world of medicine.