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Read More Read more about Editorial office on summer holidayTechnological problem solving can refer to solving problems with technology as well as to solving technological problems. Both processes require technological literacy – “the ability to use, understand and make decisions about technology” – and engineering literacy – “the ability to solve problems and accomplish goals by applying engineering design process”. This special issue includes both theoretical and empirical contributions on the ways technological problem-solving can be used to foster creativity and/or curiosity.
Guest editorsPhD Johanna Naukkarinen, LUT University, Finland
PhD Sonja Niiranen, Tampere University, Finland
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LUMAT: International Journal on Math, Science and Technology Education
Published by the University of Helsinki, Finland and LUMA Centre Finland.
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ISSN: 2323-7112