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Beyond Carts and horses:Issues in the design of advance

Beyond Carts and horses:Issues in the design of advance

Seminar co-organized by the Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Education and CETL- Abstract: In this talk Prof. Michael Jacobson will discuss a study in which ninth grade students used agent-based computer models to learn difficult scientific knowledge about complex systems of relevance to understanding climate change.

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 Ctr for Enhance't of Teaching & Learning

 12th March, 2015

#CETL #ClimateChange #Education #Engineering #Seminar

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