EDforTech Blog | Inspiring STEM Thinkers
The dawn of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era of the 21st Century, often likened to a new kind of revolution akin to the Industrial Revolution of the 20th Century, presents unique challenges and opportunities for educators. As we navigate this “Intelligence Revolution,” it’s crucial for teachers to prepare themselves and their students for the changes and demands of this rapidly
Does your school have funding for CS and STEM programs? You may be amazed to hear that most likely the answer is YES! As a teacher, you may not be aware that your school has a variety of resources available from state and federal funds that are separate from the funds for running the typical school programs. Some of the funds currently
Last week, Feaster Charter School teachers Stephan Phan and Yareli Parga joined by EDforTech staffers Todd Ullah and Danielle Bush had the pleasure of being featured as guests on the Spotlight in Community podcast by Cloudcast Media & DS Studios to address summer learning and engagement! In this special episode, the wonderful educators Stephan and Yareli shared with us their
The Future Innovators Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 8-14, and it ran for four weeks in June and July.
Perkins K-8 Academy in San Diego hosted a full-day STEM camp this summer, funded by the San Diego County DA’s Office K12 Program and Logan Hts CDC. The camp provided students with a unique opportunity to learn about science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on activities and projects.
The San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 7-14, and it ran for four weeks in July and August. Groups of students had mentors through the San Pasqual Teen Diversion Program.
Fun and learning mixed together! EDforTech Corporation, The EDforTech Alliance, and CoderZ partnered again in Summer of 2023 to create a unique opportunity for Logan Heights Community Development Corporation in San Diego, CA. The Logan Heights Innovators Summer STEAM Camp was an interactive full-day camp over four weeks provided at no cost to San Diego Unified School District’s rising 2nd-6th
This summer in San Diego, over 200 students attended EDforTech Alliance (ETA) STEM Camp opportunities with Logan Heights CDC at the University of San Diego, The Perkins Academy K-8 School in East County, the Feaster Charter School in South County, and the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians in North County. This turnkey program offers robust and engaging educational opportunities,
The dawn of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era of the 21st Century, often likened to a new kind of revolution akin to the Industrial Revolution of the 20th Century, presents unique challenges and opportunities for educators. As we navigate this “Intelligence Revolution,” it’s crucial for teachers to prepare themselves and their students for the changes and demands of this rapidly
Mshindani Thompson Cook Educator of 20+ years shares her insights on how does equity look like in STEM and the future of STEM education
“When you are a school starting a program, you can feel that you are in uncharted territory and alone. EDforTech provides that support.” Meet Andrea Huff, a Career & STEM Academy Director with a rich background in teaching and school leadership. Andrea has always been passionate about providing the best learning experiences for students. However, like many schools, they faced
Technology transforms our lives. From how we communicate and interact, to how we learn, innovation has become part of our daily experience, especially for younger generations. As technology continues to deliver new possibilities, digital tools are now being implemented more routinely in classrooms. These resources have the power to provide students with the skills they need to thrive in the
Last week, Feaster Charter School teachers Stephan Phan and Yareli Parga joined by EDforTech staffers Todd Ullah and Danielle Bush had the pleasure of being featured as guests on the Spotlight in Community podcast by Cloudcast Media & DS Studios to address summer learning and engagement! In this special episode, the wonderful educators Stephan and Yareli shared with us their
The Future Innovators Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 8-14, and it ran for four weeks in June and July.
Meet Ascension Reyes, a seasoned educator with 28 years of teaching experience, who has dedicated his career to fostering a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in young minds. For the past nine years, he has been leading the charge at De Anza STEM Magnet in El Centro, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the STEM
In the world of education, every teacher aspires to make a lasting impact on their students’ lives. Meet Mark Keever, an educator with a decade of experience, predominantly teaching elementary math and science. However, this year marked a significant shift in his career, as he ventured into the dynamic realm of middle school STEM and coding education. Like many educators,
With an impressive background spanning 25 years in education, Mike Bell has navigated the challenges and triumphs of teaching. Currently serving as an integral part of a school district housing 5,600 students from pre-K through 12th grade, Mike recognized the need for innovation and transformation in digital learning. This summer, we had the amazing opportunity to work with Floyd district
Meet Jaynie Watts, the driving force behind John M. Stumbo Elementary School’s journey towards a brighter future in education. With eight years of experience, including teaching intermediate reading and writing, Jaynie understands the challenges and opportunities in today’s classrooms.
The Future Innovators Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 8-14, and it ran for four weeks in June and July.
Perkins K-8 Academy in San Diego hosted a full-day STEM camp this summer, funded by the San Diego County DA’s Office K12 Program and Logan Hts CDC. The camp provided students with a unique opportunity to learn about science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on activities and projects.
The San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 7-14, and it ran for four weeks in July and August. Groups of students had mentors through the San Pasqual Teen Diversion Program.
Fun and learning mixed together! EDforTech Corporation, The EDforTech Alliance, and CoderZ partnered again in Summer of 2023 to create a unique opportunity for Logan Heights Community Development Corporation in San Diego, CA. The Logan Heights Innovators Summer STEAM Camp was an interactive full-day camp over four weeks provided at no cost to San Diego Unified School District’s rising 2nd-6th
This summer in San Diego, over 200 students attended EDforTech Alliance (ETA) STEM Camp opportunities with Logan Heights CDC at the University of San Diego, The Perkins Academy K-8 School in East County, the Feaster Charter School in South County, and the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians in North County. This turnkey program offers robust and engaging educational opportunities,
From June 21st to July 18th, 2022, we partnered with Logan Heights (of San Diego) to implement their Innovators Summer STEAM Camp! Logan Heights Future Innovators Summer STEAM Camp is an interactive full-day camp – a perfect way to spend the summer. With over four weeks of full-day classes and field trips, students will gain new skills, make new friends,
Meet Ascension Reyes, a seasoned educator with 28 years of teaching experience, who has dedicated his career to fostering a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in young minds. For the past nine years, he has been leading the charge at De Anza STEM Magnet in El Centro, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the STEM
In the world of education, every teacher aspires to make a lasting impact on their students’ lives. Meet Mark Keever, an educator with a decade of experience, predominantly teaching elementary math and science. However, this year marked a significant shift in his career, as he ventured into the dynamic realm of middle school STEM and coding education. Like many educators,
Last month, we had the opportunity to go to the great city of New Orleans and attend the ISTE conference. From June 26-29, 2022, we met and connected with so many wonderful educators. We talked about curriculum, after-school programs, professional development, and all kinds of ways to enhance learning and teach STEM better. ISTE is the International Society for Technology
From March 20th through March 22nd, EDforTech had the exciting opportunity to attend the NAA22 Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada and connect with several inspirational educators. It was wonderful to share how educators can create STEM pathways as part of their after school programs utilizing EDforTech K-12 turn-key solutions that ignite an interest in learning.
Our mission is to help schools prepare the next generation of engineers, technologists, and scientists who will be solving the world’s problems. We believe in creating learning environments that engage every student, promote critical thinking and problem solving. We support schools in implementing STEM programs by providing world-class STEM learning environments that serve the needs of a wide range of teachers and students.
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