Feb. 27th KTU exhibitor abstract!
"Exploring Structure Representations as Scientists and Engineers" by Virginia Career VIEW, School of Education
Participants will explore the range of characteristics that can be
observed, created, and differ between a 2D and 3D representation of the
same structure. The participants will have the opportunity to be
scientists: describing and hypothesizing about the differences in the
representations and how those difference may be important in
understanding the structure. And the opportunity to be engineers:
creating differing 3D representations of a structure based on a given 2D
image. Resources regarding careers in engineering and science related
to structure formation and tumor-research will be made available for
participants to take with them.
Virginia Career VIEW (Vital
Information for Education and Work) is recognized as the Commonwealth's
Career Information Delivery System for all students in grades K-8 in
Virginia. We are located at Virginia Tech as part of the College of
Liberal Arts and Human Sciences in the School of Education. As part of
the Office of Educational Research and Outreach, our mission is to
inform, encourage, and support the education and career development of
the people of Virginia. Virginia Career VIEW is supported by State funds
from the Virginia Department of Education, directly through Virginia
Tech. Our efforts combine independent research, engaging activities, in
addition to hands-on statewide training and outreaches with the most
current data presented using the latest technology.
Saturday, February 20, 2016
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