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"Often our students with learning disabilities automatically disqualify themselves from careers in fields that include titles such as Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. But we is bring in fun activities that are suddenly making these students say, "Wait...this is Engineering? I could do this!" It is fun and inspiring to watch our students rethink what they see themselves as capable of doing." Chris Singer, STEM Club Leader, Oregon Building a student's STEM identity is possible! We've helped over 5.5 million students engage with engineering, but with your help we can make that 10 million experiences by 2030! #STEMOutreach #STEMEdu #Engineering
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Too many interests? Here’s how we turned them into a winning story. Recently, we worked with Alice, a student who had an incredible range of interests: robotics, piano, debate, and STEM advocacy. At first glance, this seems like a great “problem” to have. But for college applications, too many diverse interests can feel unfocused to admissions officers. Colleges want a clear, well-structured narrative. So, we helped Alice take her varied passions and package them into a strong, unified story. Here’s what we came up with: 1️⃣ Debate & Policy Advocacy for STEM Education Using her debate skills, Alice could advocate for equitable STEM education access, developing policy proposals and collaborating with local leaders. 2️⃣ STEM Outreach for Underserved Communities She could create a program teaching robotics, coding, or math to underserved students—through workshops or online resources. 3️⃣ Robotics for Social Impact Alice could design robotic solutions to address real-world challenges, like assistive technology for people with disabilities. 4️⃣ Piano & STEM Integration Combining music and tech, she could develop an interactive app or robotics system to teach music theory and enhance piano learning. We didn’t pursue all these ideas—but the process helped Alice focus on one compelling direction that showed her unique vision and impact. The takeaway? If you feel your interests are “all over the place,” the key is finding the connections between them. A thoughtful strategy can turn a long list of passions into a powerful story colleges can’t ignore. Need help packaging your interests into a standout application? Book a free College Audit & Planning Session today. https://lnkd.in/eNJbUnCb
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Did you know LPS Pen Pals are featured in an A to Z card deck created in collaboration with Lifeology, a sci-art platform ? STEM Educators, introduce your students to new STEM careers with this deck! How might you use this in your classroom to promote #STEMforAll? #STEMEducators #SciEducators #STEM
A to Z STEM Careers - for kids!
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It’s almost that time again! “School bells ring…are you listening?” (singing to the sounds of Winter Wonderland) 😁🎤🎶 I can’t wait to send them back and get my house in order! 😂 So, my meditation ended abruptly when my 8 year old bust through the door crying (with huge tears flowing), “Mom! Mom! Dad keeps talking too much and he’s making me listen!!!” 🤯 I started to respond but a quick pause took precedence. In my mind I thought, “Hmmmm…If he doesn’t sit there and listen then I will have to. That will be the end of my zen time.” 🧘🏾♀️I advised him that sometimes we have to do things that we don’t want to do and he needed to go back in there and listen.👂 As I was sitting there reflecting on my son’s rant, I empathized with all educators returning to the classroom. If anything, educators will have to be more engaging, more creative, more inclusive, and more effective as they compete with the ever evolving tech industry. Schools EVERYWHERE should consider bringing in tech consultants from the tech industry to implement better instructional methods and technologies. Those tech consultants should work closely, on an ongoing basis, with Administrators and the students themselves to develop a curriculum and program that allows its stakeholders to buy in. START AT THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL! Hiring librarians, teachers, aides, etc. to fill tech roles in the school district saves money but in this day and age, something has to change because we should be further ahead. The ENTIRE community is needed to save our schools and our kids’ future! Start by including tech companies and employees into the hiring process in our school system and in the STEM/STEAM/CTE departments. Just keep in mind…you have to pay to play!!!! 💰 Just my thoughts! #backtoschool #techeducation #STEM #STEAM #CTE #community #collaborate #hiringpractices #teachers https://lnkd.in/gVdnnkxr
5 essential STEM education reads
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I loved reading this article from the Smithsonian Institution. Dr. Collins believes that every child should have the opportunity to see themselves in the role of engineer, veterinarian, or other STEM field. As I read the interview, I found myself saying "yes" out loud and agreeing with so much that she shared. She is a role model and inspiration. She said, " I believe in the three E's: Exposure, Exploration, and Employment." I loved that. It reminded me of why I took the leap to this role with JASON Learning. ✨ Access to STEM Curriculum no matter where you live! ✨ Seeing role models who are diverse in a variety of STEM fields. ✨ Thinking like that disciplinarian - how does a scientist, a technician, or an AI developer think? What do they need to do their job successfully? How are they part of the team? What skills do they need? 👉 Enjoy the article, and let me know in the comments below what part of the interview you connected with. https://lnkd.in/dQSxB-eT
The Power of a Teacher Who Dreams Big
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National STEM/STEAM Day on November 8 is a powerful reminder of how essential science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics are to shaping our lives, our communities, and our planet. Celebrating this day helps students understand the real-world impact of these fields and sparks curiosity about the diverse and exciting career opportunities within STEM and STEAM. Interactive games, hands-on activities, and immersive experiences are great ways to bring STEM/STEAM to life, whether in classrooms, at home, or in community spaces. These activities don’t just teach concepts—they also help students see themselves as problem-solvers and future creators. When students connect what they’re learning to real-world applications, they’re more likely to explore further, think deeply, and imagine themselves in these roles. On November 8, let’s amplify the excitement around STEM and STEAM and support the next generation of innovators by creating learning experiences that inspire and engage.
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🚀 Understanding the Difference Between Business & STEM Students: How to Engage STEM Talent 🔍 One key takeaway from our recent CareerFairy Networking Apéro is the significant difference in behavior and preferences between Business and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) students. Here’s what we’ve learned from Cheyenne Friedrich (President of the Math & Informatics Student Council at the University of Bern): 💼 Business Students: • More outgoing, extroverted, and keen on networking and large group interactions. • Actively seek out events, engage in discussions, and enjoy connecting with potential employers. 🧑🔬 STEM Students: • Often more introverted and prefer smaller, more personal interactions. • Less likely to ask questions in large settings, even though they have plenty of interest. How to engage STEM students effectively? 1.Anonymous Engagement: STEM students often prefer anonymous or less public interaction. Tools like anonymous Q&As, live chats, and polls allow them to engage without feeling the pressure of being in the spotlight. 2. Smaller, Intimate Settings: STEM students thrive in smaller group discussions or 1:1 meetings. These environments help them feel more comfortable and open to asking questions. Want more insights like this? Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated with the latest insights!
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7 Compelling Reasons Why Educators Should Attend BRILLIANT 1. Stay Ahead with AI and Tech Trends: BRILLIANT offers in-depth sessions on artificial intelligence and the latest technology trends. These insights are essential for educators to equip students with the skills needed to thrive in a tech-driven world. 2. Enhance STEAM Education: The event includes workshops and talks focused on integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) into the curriculum. This interdisciplinary approach is crucial for fostering creativity, innovation, and critical thinking in students. 3. Forge Industry and Education Partnerships: Networking with professionals from leading companies like Google, Microsoft, and Adobe can lead to valuable collaborations. These partnerships can provide schools with resources, support, and new opportunities for students. 4. Understand and Leverage Esports in Education: With esports becoming a significant part of digital culture, BRILLIANT offers insights into its educational value. Educators can learn how to use esports to engage students and develop skills such as teamwork, strategic thinking, and digital literacy. 5. Prepare Students for Future Careers: Gain insights into the future job market and learn how to align your curriculum with the skills and knowledge that will be in demand. This ensures that students are well-prepared for their future careers. 6. Access Unique Professional Development Opportunities: With over 60 CPD opportunities available, BRILLIANT provides a rare chance for professional growth. It’s an invaluable opportunity for educators to develop new skills and stay updated on educational advancements. 7. Experience Cutting-Edge Educational Technology: The event offers hands-on experiences with the latest classroom technologies from companies like Vex Robotics, Lego Education, and Class VR. These immersive experiences can inspire new ways to integrate technology into teaching. Attending BRILLIANT on October 15, 2024, at the Exhibition Centre in Liverpool is a free, easily accessible, and transformative opportunity for educators committed to advancing their professional development and enhancing their teaching practices. Don't miss out on this chance to be part of shaping the future of education. www.brilliantfestival.com
BRILLIANT Early Years to Careers - Shaping the future of Education Where Educators meet Industry and Technology to Create a BRILLIANT Future
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🎓 Bridging the Educational Divide: The Power of Technology for Accessibility 🎓 As we move deeper into the digital age, technology's role in transforming education is undeniable. Yet, one significant challenge persists – ensuring educational accessibility for all students, especially those with disabilities. The integral question we face today isn't about the utility of technology, but how it can bridge learning gaps and provide equal opportunities for every student. 🤔 I once worked with a brilliant student who, due to her visual impairments, faced significant hurdles in accessing course resources. Witnessing her struggle firsthand sparked in me an unwavering commitment to advocate for inclusive technology in education. It was only through innovative tools like text-to-speech software and digital note-taking applications that she could engage fully in her studies. This experience was not just transformational for her but enlightening for our entire educational strategy. 📲 Technology presents a viable solution: from text-to-speech functions aiding visually impaired students, to closed captions helping those with hearing difficulties, the possibilities are vast. But it's not just about implementing technology; it's about integrating it strategically and inclusively, ensuring every student benefits regardless of their background or challenges. 💬 What has been your experience with technology in education, especially regarding accessibility? 👥 How can educational institutes further harness technology to ensure no student is left behind? Let's open up the dialog – share your experiences, ideas, or examples on how technology has influenced education inclusively. Your insights could light the way for others! #EducationForAll #TechForGood #DigitalAccessibility #InclusiveEducation #EdTech Trends ✨ Together, let's aim for a world where education is beyond barriers and within the reach of every learner! ✨
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🎉 Igniting Young Minds with STEM Magic 🎉 In celebration of National STEM/STEAM Day, I find it invigorating to embrace the fusion of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics. As a CEO in the technical recruitment space, it's clear how pivotal these fields are in shaping the innovators of tomorrow. Encouraging young minds to delve into these disciplines opens countless doors and fosters a culture of creativity and innovation. This special day, founded in 2015 by MGA Entertainment, isn't just a celebration; it's a call to action. With STEM occupations representing roughly 7% of US jobs, tapping into this potential early can ensure we stay competitive globally. 🌍 As we push for inclusivity, particularly among women and minorities, we also build a more diverse and dynamic workforce. Engaging with STEAM allows kids to not only dream but to actualize their potential in creating groundbreaking solutions. 🚀 So, how can we all get involved today? Explore a nearby science or art museum, like the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago or MoMath in NYC. 🏛️ Consider signing up for a STEAM course or encouraging a young person to join a Lego technology club or attend a math camp. 📚 Let's use this day as a springboard to continually support and inspire our future scientists, engineers, artists, and mathematicians. 🎨🔬 #STEMEducation #FutureInnovators #NationalSTEAMDay
National STEM/STEAM Day
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