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Perceived effectiveness of the organization approaches of learning experiences along the following subdimensions between Filipino teacher and Japanese teachers and its associated p- values

Perceived effectiveness of the organization approaches of learning experiences along the following subdimensions between Filipino teacher and Japanese teachers and its associated p- values

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Specialized science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) high schools provide intensive learning experiences for advanced learners. At the core of these STEM, schools are a project-based (research) curriculum that aims to foster research culture among learners, creating critical thinkers and problem-solvers, preparing them to be globall...

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... STEM, therefore, is becoming a "major emphasis in global initiatives seeking to enhance economic prosperity via a highly educated workforce". [4,5] Many countries, therefore, made significant moves to invest in STEM education primarily driven by the motivation of the need to foster human resources. These are human resources who are ready to undertake science and technology-related careers. ...
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