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5th Quarter Program Gives Students Hands-on Learning Beyond the School Year
The mobile makerspace includes laptops, 3D printers and virtual reality gear as it expands culturally aligned STEAM access for First Nations youth.
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Mobile STEAM classroom brings hands-on learning to First Nations communities across New Brunswick
A new mobile science, technology, engineering, arts and math classroom is bringing culturally grounded education directly to First Nations communities across New Brunswick. Organizers hope the trailer will encourage youth to explore post-secondary education and careers in STEAM.
Hands-on learning brings entrepreneurship to life for young students
Since early July, students in Grades 4-7 participating in the Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic District School Board’s (NPSC) Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) Summer Program have been stepping into the role of entrepreneurs, designing and developing their own water bottle sticker business, Sticker World.
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