Two Approaches to Engineering Design: Observations in sTEm Education

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A comparative study was conducted to compare two approaches to engineering design curriculum across different schools (inter-school) and across two curricula Project Lead the Way and Engineering Projects in Community Service (inter-curricula). The researchers collected curricula material including handouts, lesson plans, guides, presentation files, design descriptions, problem statements, and support guides. The researchers conducted observations in the classrooms to collect qualitative indicators of engineering reasoning, collect data on the nature of students questions how students define problems and design solutions.

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Kelley, T. R., Brenner, D. C., & Pieper, J. T. (2010). Two Approaches to Engineering Design: Observations in sTEm Education. Journal of STEM Teacher Education, 47(2). https://doi.org/10.30707/jste47.2kelley

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