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Associate Professor Sunggye Hong

Nov. 3, 2020
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Associate Professor Sunggye Hong and special education doctoral students Garrison Tsinajinie and Sevgi Kirboyun published An Outdoor Project-Based Learning Program: Strategic Support and the Roles of Students with Visual Impairments Interested in STEM in the Journal of Science Education and Technology.

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