Kemet Educational Services

it is season. What will you do with your kids during their Spring Break? If you are thinking about engaging them in educational activities during the break, then consider purchasing our School Break STEM online course. This self-guided course will teach you strategies to develop your family's plan to engage your kids in various STEM activities during school breaks during the academic year. You can purchase the course via the link below.

https://kemeteducation.thinkific.com/courses/school-break-stem-engaging-kids-in-stem-activities-during-school-breaks

from Happy ! 🥧 "For math lovers, it's a chance to celebrate Pi, one of the most important numbers ever, representing the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. Although Pi is typically rounded up to 3.14, it can go on forever. According to Guinness World Records, the most accurate value for Pi is more than 62 trillion digits (62,831,853,071,796 to be precise). It was calculated last August by the University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland.

Whether you calculate it or eat it, Pi (and pie) bring joy to many. Here's how it all started.

Pi has been around for 4,000 years, used by ancient Babylonians to calculate the area of a circle by taking three times the square of its radius, according to the Exploratorium, a San Francisco-based museum.

Early calculations of Pi were based on measurement until the Greek mathematician Archimedes became the first to use an algorithmic approach, according to PiDay. org, a website created to encourage learning in STEM subjects. 

The Pi symbol was introduced in 1706 by mathematician William Jones, but it wasn't made popular until Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler used it in 1737. 

The Pi symbol is the first letter of the Greek word, perimetros, which loosely translates to 'circumference,' says PiDay. org.

How did Pi Day start?

Former physicist Larry Shaw, who connected March 14 with 3.14, celebrated the first Pi Day at the Exploratorium with fruit pies and tea in 1988. The museum said Shaw led Pi Day parades there every year until his passing in 2017.

In 2009, the House of Representatives passed a resolution marking March 14 as National Pi Day."

Our program is our program for parents that want to play an active role in their children's STEM Education. This program equips parents with tools and strategies to navigate their children's STEM Educational experiences by supporting classroom learning and creating out of school time experiences.

Our online courses, provide parents with a self-guided and self-paced digital learning experiences that when you complete each course, you will have created a plan that works best for your family.

You can see what courses we offer and purchase the course to support your kids academic achievement, engage them in hands on STEM activities and explore STEM via the link below or the link in our bio.

https://kemeteducation.thinkific.com/

from 📣 In just 2 weeks….. Calling all parents, educators, and mentors: register the girls in your life to learn from this inspiring group of on March 19th!

The Summit: Women Empowering Girls exposes girls and young women to a diversity of STEM careers that they may not have otherwise considered. Thank you to presenting sponsor Amazon Web Services and co-sponsor Google Fiber for your support of the STEM Gems mission! We are so excited to hear from these amazing gems:

“Be a Scientist" Speakers:
💎 Molecular Pharmacologist Bridgette Peake, PhD
💎 Corporate Scientist Jayshree Seth, PhD
💎 Aerospace, Aviation, & Astronomy Expert Jill Meyers

“Be a Technologist" Speakers:
💎 Roboticist Nia Jetter
💎 Information Technologist Jasmeen Sembhi
💎 Engineer and Educator Aisha Lawrey

“Be an Engineer" Speakers:
💎 Mechanical and Systems Engineer JoRuetta Ellington, PhD
💎 Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer Nupur Kanoi
💎 Computer Science Engineer Amanda Sosne

“Be a Mathematician" Speakers:
💎 Statistician and Mathematician Talithia Williams, PhD
💎 Financial Mathematician and Statistician Rachel Hu
💎 Bioinformatician Jasleen Grewal, PhD

Each speaker will share her STEM story, advice, and resources to help girls understand how careers in STEM make a huge difference in the world and help people... and how they can too!

🎟 GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY!

👉🏽Link in Bio👈🏽

we are a firm believer that you can teach or reinforce STEM concepts with your kids in things you do on a regular basis. Here is a great tip for engaging in physical activity while doing math from for Parents 🌳 Explore the great outdoors while learning math! Go for a walk and count the types of trees you see, then work out the percentages of each type of tree.

on Monday, February 21st from 6:30-8:30 pm EST Tokiwa T. Smith Consulting is partnering with
to host a virtual screening and discussion of the documentary, Clothed Minds., co-sponsored by Royal Neighbors of America.  The documentary focuses on the effects that school dress code policies have on Black girls in DC. Although the documentary shares the stories of Black girls in DC, all over the country Black girls are receiving harsher punishments for dress code “violations”, which have detrimental impacts on their academic performance and self-esteem.  After the screening of the documentary, Carletta as well as one of the students featured in the documentary will join me in a discussion on this topic. 

This event is for anyone that wants to learn more about this topic as well as be a part of this important discussion.  A portion of the proceeds from the ticket sales will be donated to a DMV nonprofit organization that serves Black girls in DC. You can get your tickets for the event below

https://clothedmindsdocscreening.eventbrite.com

of high school students ! Check out program to build their STEM Communication and Content Creating skills.

In partnership with , SEM Link presents the Social Media STEM workshop, a part of our Experimental Design Program.

In this workshop for high school students, learn the foundation of and how to do your own communicating and content creation on popular platforms like IG Reels and Tik Tok using multimedia.

Registration is for Part 1 and 2 of the workshop on February 12th and February 26th both from 10am - 11:30pm EST.

Sign up today for this program at
➡️ https://bit.ly/STEMCommunication

The link is also in SEM Link's bio 😉

here is a summer program hosted by DEADLINE is March 31, 2022 | Free summer program for rising 9th- 12th graders!
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FAMU AgDiscovery is a two-week program targeting rising 9th- 12th grade students and focuses on animal science, veterinary medicine, and related fields. Students who attend FAMU AgDiscovery receive detailed information on careers and opportunities and early FAMU admission help. This year 2022, we will host the program in person June 12-25.

You may find additional information and apply online at www.aphis.usda.gov/agdiscovery. The application deadline is March 31, 2022

For any questions, feel free to contact Carmen Lyttle-N'guessan, Ph.D., at (850) 412-5363 or at [email protected].

from Our STEM in the Cities expose and educate youth on the earth and environmental sciences. Check out the first workshop of 2022 on birding! 🦅

Birding is an awesome outdoors activity that can also lead to an exciting career as a scientist and researcher.

Participants will get the basics of birding and hear about ways to apply what they learn as a new hobby or part of a larger community effort to advance science! 📱

Our speaker for this workshop Sierra Taliaferro has work experience in urban agriculture, water conservation awareness, land management practices and community engagement. ⛰

This workshop could be a great introduction to youth interested in STEM pathways that land them outdoors, in nature or with animals. 🦉

Sign up for this STEM in the City workshop taking place THIS SATURDAY, January 22nd from 1-2pm EST ⭐️

🚥 https://bit.ly/SITCBIRDING101
The link is also in SEM Link's bio