Long papers on how bodies and movement support learning, including symbol grounding through balance, family pollinator science with mobile AR, and everyday embodied sensemaking. One talk introduces a computational platform for learning music concepts through code.
Long papers on designing learning environments and tools, including computational thinking in science classrooms, learnersourcing for relatable database exercises, and generative-AI agents for teacher professional development. Each examines how design choices shape teaching, customization, and learner-created materials.
Design-based research aimed at equity and partnership in science education, including queer-inclusive STEM curricula, dignity frameworks for multilingual learners, and funds-of-knowledge approaches. Talks also cover affective equity in research-practice partnerships, museum evaluation practice, and teacher curriculum-customization tools for sensemaking.