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Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision empowers young minds to imagine the future in 10 or more years and and create innovative solutions for the world’s challenges through our STEM competition. Our comprehensive STEM project format guides students through every step of the research and development process, fostering critical thinking and scientific inquiry. By participating in ExploraVision STEM competition, students not only enhance their STEM skills but also gain valuable experience in teamwork and problem-solving. Join ExploraVision to inspire future scientists and engineers and unlock a world of STEM education opportunities.
Congratulations to Ms. Marks of Jefferson MS, FL, on receiving a TAF grant! Her project, Empowering Future Innovators Through Earth & Space Science Exploration, will bring hands-on Earth & space science to inspire future STEM leaders.
🎉 Congrats to Ms. Hopkins & Mr. Fitzpatrick of @bristolaggie on receiving a TAF grant! 🧬 Their From Genes to Gels project will bring hands-on DNA analysis and biotechnology experiences to AP Biology students. Interested? Apply by Nov. 1!
🔬🕵️ Congrats to Ms. Stacy Nichols & Osceola High School (@osceolaschoolsfl) on a $5,000 TAF grant for Forensic Science 2! Students will gain hands-on crime scene investigation experience while preparing for STEM careers. #STEM #ForensicScience #TAF
🌊 Congrats to Amesbury High School on receiving a $8,946 #ToshibaAmericaFoundation grant! Students will use a Blue Robotics boat to monitor water quality and share findings with community leaders. 🔬🚤 Our next due date is on September 1st at https://www.toshiba.com/taf
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