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Wednesday, October 12 • 5:00pm - Wednesday, November 2 • 5:00pm
Share your ideas to create #MindblowingSTEM

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Ten of the top 14 fastest-growing industries require significant know-how in STEM. But, these industries won’t just perpetuate themselves. They need the next generation of creative problem solvers. As teachers, you are the makers of the next generation of makers. And that’s why today, The Teachers Guild is asking for your ideas to answer the question:

How might we cultivate curiosity and problem-solving in our students through active and authentic STEM?

The Teachers Guild is a creative collaborative out of IDEO and the Riverdale Country School. We’ve also invited nine other partners to join us on this STEM Collaboration. They can’t wait to support you by mentoring your ideas and are excited to support these solutions after the Collaboration ends. These partners include: 4.0 Schools, Autodesk, Bay Area Discovery Museum, California Academy of Sciences, High Tech High, Noble Network, Science with Tom, Spring Branch Independent School District, Steelcase, and WGBH.
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Wednesday October 12, 2016 5:00pm - Wednesday November 2, 2016 5:00pm EDT
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  Collaborative projects / wikis, Collaboration, Community-based learning, Community-building, Networking / getting connected, STEM / Numeracy

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