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Stefanie Marshall

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Michigan State University

United States

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Stefanie Marshall is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, United States. Her research focuses on equity-centered education, particularly in K-12 computer science and STEM fields. Recent articles explore topics such as leadership in elementary science networks and the intersectional experiences within diverse educational models.

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Florida State University

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Teachers' Pedagogical Reasoning and Students' Three‐Dimensional Learning

The Fragile Edge of Innovation: Examining Policy Resilience in State-Level K-12 Artificial Intelligence Guidance

Five frames for racial equity in elementary science principal decision-making

Exploring Computing Education Research as a Racialized Space

How White is the Machine? Examining the Racialized Space(s) of Computing Education Research

Innovative Approaches to CS Education Research that Enable All Students' Success

Do we have the capacity? The policy imperative for equity‐focused K‐12 computer science education

Science for our children: Othermothering leadership within an elementary science network

Sensemaking and Collective Sensemaking Within an Elementary Principal Science Network

STEM leaders promoting resilience within equity-centered K-12 STEM education organizations

The intersectional experience of Faith teaching science within an Afro-centric school model

In Pieces: An Approach to Critical Reflexivity with Science Teachers through Storytelling and in Community

Moving beyond the boilerplate: Reflections on equity‐centered reviewing for granting organizations

Industry’s push for computer science education: Is computer science really for all?

The role of collective sensemaking and science curriculum development within a research–practice partnership

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Yolanda A. Rankin

Christel Young

Charles W. Anderson

Amal Ibourk

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