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Purdue Engineer: Toys Can Help Develop STEM Skills In Children

One of the hot topics on social media this holiday season is finding gifts that can help children, especially girls, develop science- and engineering-related skills. November 25, 2013

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December 18, 2013 Girl-friendly instructional strategies, Instructional Strategies, STEM
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