Design, Make, Play 论文

摘要

Introduction by Margaret Honey and David Kanter Chapter 1: The Maker Mindset by Dale Dougherty Chapter 2: Have Fun-Learn Something, Do Something, Make Something by Thomas Kalil Chapter 3: How Designing, Making, and Playing Relate to the Goals of K-12 Science Education by Helen Quinn and Philip Bell The Cases Chapter 4: NYSci Design Lab: No Bored Kids! by Dorothy Bennett and Peggy Monahan Chapter 5: It Looks Like Fun, But Are They Learning? by Mike Petrich, Karen Wilkenson, and Bronwyn Bevan Chapter 6: Designing Makerspaces for Family Learning in Museums and Science Centers by Lisa Brahms and Jane Werner Chapter 7: The Ultimate Block Party: Bridging the Science of Learning and the Importance of Play by Jennifer Zosh, Kelly Fisher, Roberta Michnick Golinkoff, and Kathy Hirsh-Pasek Chapter 8: Squishy Circuits by AnnMarie Thomas Chapter 9: RAFT: A Maker Palace for Educators by Mary Simon and Greg Brown Chapter 10: Designing for Tinkerability by Mitchel Resnick and Eric Rosenbaum Chapter 11: SciGames: Guided Play Games That Enhance Student Engagement and Learning in Tandem by David Kanter Chapter 12: Making Their Way in the World: Creating a Generation of Tinkerer-Scientists by Elliot Washor and Charles Mojkowski Chapter 13: Manor New Technology High School: The New Wave of STEM-Focused Schools by Steven Zipkes