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St. Elmo Brady STEM Academy

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Foster AI Learning for Smart Manufacturing

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Project eSPAC3: Celebrating Latinidad to Develop Spatial Computational Thinking Skills

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Connected Spaces: A Technological Framework for Fostering Collaboration by Linking Novice Makers with Mentors and Peers

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Welcome to the World Smarts STEM Challenge!

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From Play to Problem-Solving: Augmented Reality for Enhancing Computational Thinking in Young Learners

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Take Flight

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Take Flight is a free adaptable school curriculum program developed by Learning Scientists at CAST, the organization that founded Universal Design for Learning (UDL), funded by the National Science Foundation.

Through Take Flight, teachers middle school teacher have access to the curriculum, tools and resources they need to integrate drones into their STEM curriculum to help their students develop STEM skills and increase their motivation to pursue STEM careers. 

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After-school programming SUPERCHARGE(d)

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Digital Empowerment: Can Governmental Agencies Data Platforms be Leveraged in Classrooms to Respond to Current Events?

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3D Printing and Astronomy for High School Students with Blindness/Visual Impairments and their Educators

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