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In the third episode of the Idealized Science podcast, Dr. Beckey chats with Dr. Wargo and 6th grade science educator Jeanine Ging about engaging students from 6th to 12th grade in long-term science projects culminating in presentations at an authentic science conference at the high school level. “Long-terms” and authentic science conferences epitomize the Idealized Science framework. For more information, additional educational resources, and to support our mission, please visit us at https://www.idealizedscience.org.
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