Authentic STEM research, practices of science, and interest development in an informal science education program

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Bobby Habig
Preeti Gupta
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[1] American Museum of Natural History,Department of Biology, Queens College
[2] City University of New York,Department of Natural Sciences
[3] Mercy College,undefined
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International Journal of STEM Education | / 8卷
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Informal learning; Informal science education; Interest development; Science as practice; STEM;
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