Engineering At Early Age \”Kid should engineer before they can spell it.\” That\’s a quote from Dr. Christine Cunningham, Vice President of Research, Boston Museum of Science. Dr Christine Cunningham is an educational researcher who is very passionate about #Engineering and #Science, and works to make them more relevant, accessible, and understandable, especially for kids […]
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Albert Einstein \”I have no special talent, I\’m only passionately curious.\” — Albert Einstein, German-American Physicist Einstein\’s statement above renders solid validation to one of the many benefits of STEMEducation, which is that STEM helps children to develop a high sense of curiosity and imagination. It is with this high sense of curiosity and imagination
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Supporting Girls In STEM \”We have to show girls that they will be loved and accepted, not for being perfect, but for being courageous.\” Those are the words of Reshma Saujani, the founder of GirlsWhoCode, a US-based non-profit organization that provides STEM support to women and girls with the aim to increase the participation of
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A home is a place of living and resting for the family, but it can also be a great learning ground for children when it comes to STEMlearning. Yes, parents have a big role to play in their children\’s education, and they can turn their homes into a mini STEM learning hub for their children
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STEMKids The 12-year-old Nigerian boy who made a new finding in mathematics. Chika Ofili, a Nigerian boy has been recognized by the Westminster under the school, London Uk, for putting-forward a new mathematical formula in solving number divisibility specifically of 7. Master Chika, who is based in the UK received an award at Trulittle Hero
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— Bruce Dickinson. Born in August 7, 1958, Bruce Dickinson is an English singer who is known mainly for his wide-ranging opera-like vocal singing style. He is also an Airline pilot and a Mechanic. Though he spent most of his youthful life writing and singing songs, Dickinson used technology in the advancement of his music
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\”Science and everyday life can not and should not be separated.\” Those were the words of the renowned British Chemist and X-ray Chrystalographer Rosalind Elsie Franklin, who committed a large part of her life to observing and mapping out the molecular structures of DNA RNA, viruses, and graphite, invisible constituents of chromosomes that help in
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STEM, Are there African women in STEM fields? Of course, there are many of them. Meet Rebecca Enonchong, the Cameroonian woman Technopreneur who founded AppsTech, Bethesda, a Maryland-based global provider of enterprise application solutions in the United States. AppsTech, which was founded in 1999 now has clients in more than 40 countries on 3 continents.
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Invites you to NITDA Stakeholders\’ meetup and hangout. Theme: “Leveraging Indigenous Technologies to Enhance Educational Development.” Honorable Minister, Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy. Honorable Minister, Federal Ministry of Education Honorable Minister, Federal Ministry of Science and Technology Date: Thursday 13th August- Friday 14th August 2020. Time: 11.00 am Daily Register at: https://bit.ly/nitdahangout2020
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When you spot a problem in your community, strive to provide a solution. When you find out you need extra hands, form a team and work with them. When you have disagreements with your team over certain issues, try to be patient, understanding and open-minded. When things don\’t work out for you, try to be
