... of Biology Teachers 2024 science education ecology data analysis wireless sensors inquiry-based learning As part of our research and developmental project called WinUM 2.0 , we incorporate wireless sensors as efficient and trendsetting tools used in scientific practice into ecology...

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... inquiry-based learning experiential learning The youth of today are most likely to suffer the negative effects of global climate change. In order for the citizens of tomorrow to alter the present trajectory of our changing environment, they must bring global economies to task by imploring our...

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