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Girls and Maker Culture: Nothing New

On April 24, 2014   /   Erector Sets, girls in STEM, girls' education, Josie Holford, Maker Culture, NotYourFathersSchool, Pam Moran, Poughkeepsie Day School, STEM  

Earlier this week I had the pleasure of experiencing Poughkeepsie Day School’s admirable “From STEM to STEAM and Beyond” conference, including an outstanding “un”-keynote by Pam Moran and Alison Dwier-Selden and some terrific sessions on STEAM education and “Maker” culture in schools. As I bade farewell to […]

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