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Sep 29, 2020 23 min

Culturally Relevant Phenomena In Science

from Lunch Bites Hosted by CA STEAM Symposium

This week’s episode features Dr. Leena Bakshi, founder and executive director of the nonprofit, STEM 4 Real. She introduces the concept of culturally relevant phenomena and provides tangible examples of how educators can use them in their classrooms. She also addresses anti-racism in STEM classrooms and shares her reflections on our Building Community With STEAM Pre-Conference in August. Resources Mentioned: www.teachingtolerance.org www.stem4real.org For more information about the California STEAM Symposium visit: steamcalifornia.org

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