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Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision empowers young minds to imagine the future 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 competitions, 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.
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🌱 Kudos to Dr. Wendy May Fuschetti, Lake Country Elementary’s "Ag Science in Action" project A TAF grant, allowed fifth graders to design and construct raised bed gardens. Students applied math and science skills, analyzed areas, and assembled beds for different grade levels.
🎉 Kudos to Mr. Waymire, Hawkins Middle School, TX! His project is empowering students to create customized assistive devices using CAD and 3D printing. 🧑💻🖨️
This hands-on project fosters community engagement and enhances accessibility for individuals with disabilities. 👏 @mpsct
🔬 Huge thanks to Ms. Ami Kyle from The Vanguard School, Colorado Springs, CO for the amazing results with her "Lab Methods in Molecular Biology" project! Your students are lucky to have you as a science teacher! 🧬🧪
🐾 What amazing results Ms. Amanda Thomson of Middletown Public School, Middletown CT achieved with her Vet Science project! The new equipment has provided students with more accurate and experimental learning opportunities. 🧪🔬
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