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We wish everyone a happy holiday season! May your home be as bright as your classrooms. Here's to a well-deserved break filled with joy, laughter, and the warmth of learning 🎁⭐️

Unlock CS for K-2 learners with our free lesson plan 🚀✨"Tiny Coders: A Coding Journey" is the coding adventure you've been waiting for! Learn more here: https://hubs.ly/Q02cBRBw0

We’re excited to share with you Linette Victor's experience introducing mTiny Robots to her students! "I can always walk into a classroom full of kids of any age and when they look at my robots they are drawn to them" 💙

Watch as children explore the world of coding while developing the math, literacy, and social-emotional skills needed for the future:

How do you inspire young minds in the world of CS and STEM? An educator transforms learning Unlock a world of learning and fun with mTiny! Here at Exploring Robotics and EDforTech, we offer STEM and CS Solutions for K-12. Using cutting-edge technolo...

According to Code.org's research, only 20% of high schools located on Native American reservations offer Computer Science courses. We believe that providing support and resources is key to closing the STEM access gap. See more about how we helped make an impact at the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians Reserve: https://hubs.ly/Q023dF_F0

We're thrilled to share the success of our Logan Heights CDC EDforTech Future Innovator STEAM Camp in collaboration with CoderZ, made possible by the San Diego Foundation! Campers received Certificates of Award in Engineering Design and Computer Science from UC San Diego Extension in addition to pre-college credits, marking the beginning of their journey as the next generation of engineers and scientists!

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Future Innovator STEAM Camp: A Partnership Between EDforTech, University of San Diego, and Logan Heights CDC Discover the Ultimate Summer STEAM Camp 2023! Join EDforTech, The EDforTech Alliance, and CoderZ for a fun-filled learning adventure in San Diego. Equip your students with STEAM skills. Explore partnerships for your school today!

It's easy to look at some of our most recent scientific innovatons and see their roots in science fiction and popular culture. Creating and designing the future is reason 539,852,781 why matters and is important for all!

“Beyond creating a climate where innovative thinking is acceptable,” said Chris McKitterick, who directs the Ad Astra Center for Science Fiction and the Speculative Imagination at the University of Kansas, “science fiction has influenced countless scientists, engineers and technologists to make real the things depicted in science fiction narratives.”

An unofficial list of the most influential science fiction works ever Space moguls and NASA scientists alike have credited science fiction for helping inspire space exploration. These works stand out the most.

It's good to see the federal government praise the importance of and access to equitable educational experiences including access to STEM.
This is our favorite subject and we couldn't agree more that YOU belong in STEM, too! 🤖🚀🔬

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We honor Dr. King's legacy today and yearround by constantly seeking to reduce barriers to education and provide opportunities where there are hurdles. Thank you Dr. King for being so steadfast in your mission and inspiring future generations for decades to come.

As the new year begins and the school year resumes, we want to share some advide from a legend to help inspire and encourage young minds. One of the best pieces of advice in this, you don't have to be a math wiz to make the next big discovery; you just have to follow you curiosity.



Advice to a young scientist

Advice to a young scientist "The world needs you, badly," says legendary biologist E.O. Wilson in his letter to a young scientist. He gives advice collected from a lifetime of experience -- and reminds us that wonder and creativity are the center of the scientific life.