I am Gail Lovely and I am in Texas USA

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I am Gretchen Sting in Medford NJ

Hi I'm Anne in Reno NV

Good evening from Maine, USA.

Kara from New York, USA

Aloha, I am Wendy from Honolulu, Hawaii. I am an instructional technology specialist and I support preschool teachers with Edtech

We will be sharing a link to her slides at the end of the webinar.

Aloha, I am Kris from Hilo, Hawaii

https://www.wired.com/story/can-robots-help-get-more-girls-into-science-and-tech/

We will be sharing a link to her slides at the end of the webinar.

In your research you mentioned boys outperforming girls in kindergarten advanced programming tasks if not designed specifically for girls… what does this look like in practice? What did you change for the girls?

csunplugged.com

yes, you will have acccess

hello Oddette!

Let us know if you have any questions here in the chat!

For a task to be engineering rather than “just building” you mentioned constraints… you shared constraints in materials, and preset goals… are there other ways?

https://sites.tufts.edu/devtech/learn-with-us/educators/

Scientists get dressed is a fun book for that as well

kinderlabrobotics.com

Another great book is Margaret and the Moon, a children’s book about the Nasa coder!

a new book is always exciting!

Thank you! I have lots of new ideas!

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