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The effect of a bioengineering unit across high school contexts: An initial investigation in urban, suburban, and rural domains

This chapter describes the implementation and assessment of a high school-level bioengineering curriculum unit in urban, suburban, and rural settings.

Melissa J. Geist | Stacy S. Klein

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