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In this series, we’ll hear from teachers and mentors past and present that have guided teams through the Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision program about the positive impact the program has had on their students. This year was my first year coaching a.
Real-World Challenges: Innovative Solutions with ExploraVision By Maureen Foelkl, Heritage School, Salem, OR Teaching is about empowering students with curiosity, knowledge, and the confidence to explore while thinking critically. STEM and project-based learning serve as a powerful wheelhouse to teach.
Why I Keep Going Back to ExploraVision—and Why You Should Too If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my professional life as a STEM teacher, it’s that the youth are incredible when you give them air to breathe and room.
The Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision Competition aims to inspire K-12 students across the United States and Canada to put their problem-solving thinking skills to the test during this science challenge. Students are tasked to use their critical thinking, leadership, and collaboration skills.
Explore the Toshiba ExploraVision 2025 honorable mentions to discover innovative STEM projects by K–12 students across North America. These projects showcase creative solutions addressing real-world challenges, reflecting the ingenuity fostered by the ExploraVision Science Competition. From environmental technologies like the.
As a first time ExploraVision coach, leading a variety of students of varying grade and skill levels was an intimidating idea. As I perused the website in September and read about impressive final projects of last year’s winners, it seemed.
The Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision Competition encourages K-12 students across the United States and Canada to solve urgent real-world issues. Students are expected to apply their critical thinking, leadership, and teamwork abilities to create innovative technologies or systems to tackle challenges. Recently,.
Thirty-two years ago, Toshiba partnered with the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA) to launch ExploraVision, the world’s largest K-12 science competition. ExploraVision invites students in grades K-12 to pair up in teams of two to four, to work with their.
We’re pleased to introduce this year’s Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision Awards national finalists! As a reward for their hard work, each finalist receives up to $10K savings bond and a trip to D. C., where they’ll have a chance to meet NSTA.