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Supporting STEM Education in Canada: Drax Foundation’s Partnership with Scientists in School
Supporting STEM Education in Canada: Drax Foundation’s Partnership with Scientists in School
Supporting STEM Education in Canada: Drax Foundation’s Partnership with Scientists in School
The Drax Foundation has committed $100,000 to Scientists in School, a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing STEM education for underserved populations in British Columbia and Alberta.
Building kids’ STEM confidence starts at home, alum says
Supporting STEM Education in Canada: Drax Foundation’s Partnership with Scientists in School
Supporting STEM Education in Canada: Drax Foundation’s Partnership with Scientists in School
“There’s this perception that kids that are good at maths and science are nerdy or uncool,” says alum Ramita Anand. “But I try to help kids understand that all life is science and that failure is part of learning. Hypotheses may have gone wrong—so you thought this friendship was a good one, but maybe it hasn't been. Actually, what you're
“There’s this perception that kids that are good at maths and science are nerdy or uncool,” says alum Ramita Anand. “But I try to help kids understand that all life is science and that failure is part of learning. Hypotheses may have gone wrong—so you thought this friendship was a good one, but maybe it hasn't been. Actually, what you're doing is conducting a scientific experiment throughout your life.”
How to Get Your Kids to Love STEM
Supporting STEM Education in Canada: Drax Foundation’s Partnership with Scientists in School
Three Ways EdTech Can Help Boost Children’s Interest In STEM
As a child, playing dress up was always one of my favourite pastimes. It was in in dress up mode that I figured out who and what I wanted to be. I played doctor, nurse, teacher, actress, and pop star—I loved being a pop star the best. I never played an engineer, or a computer scientist.
Three Ways EdTech Can Help Boost Children’s Interest In STEM
Preparing Kids For The Jobs Of Tomorrow: Investing In STEAM Education
Three Ways EdTech Can Help Boost Children’s Interest In STEM
The world has experienced a rapid technological revolution impacting almost every area and aspect of our lives, and education is no different. Recent figures show that the UK EdTech sector could be worth approximately £8.6 billion by 2027, based on the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.1 percent.
Preparing Kids For The Jobs Of Tomorrow: Investing In STEAM Education
Preparing Kids For The Jobs Of Tomorrow: Investing In STEAM Education
Preparing Kids For The Jobs Of Tomorrow: Investing In STEAM Education
Marie Hattar, Chief Marketing Officer, emphasizes the crucial role of STEM education in preparing students for future careers and challenges. The article highlights the benefits of early STEM exposure and discusses Keysight's initiatives to promote STEM.
The Benefits of Early STEM Education
Preparing Kids For The Jobs Of Tomorrow: Investing In STEAM Education
Preparing Kids For The Jobs Of Tomorrow: Investing In STEAM Education
Children have natural tendencies to explore, create, and innovate. By encouraging STEM education early on in their lives — before high school, and even before middle school — we can nurture the next generation of engineers, scientists, and technology leaders. In this article, we’ll share the benefits of early STEM education as well as Keysight’s efforts to encourage future STEM leaders.