Help your students identify a problem in their community and create a solution, using STEM. All public 6–12 schools are eligible to use Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, in class or online. Professional development is open for educators now through December on Samsung.com/solve.
Teachers can bring real-world industry to their class this fall with the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge. By participating in this free three-hour virtual challenge, students experience the power of coding while uncovering how Amazon uses computer science and robotics daily to deliver customer orders.
Calcflow, powered by Matryx on STEAM, lets students explore mathematical theorems and scenarios in an interactive virtual reality environment. Essentially it allows them to visualize mathematical concepts in a completely new way.
During Hispanic Heritage Month, IBM is working with policymakers and education leaders to increase the number of Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools(P-TECH)in the United States. Currently, IBM hosts 220 P-TECH partners worldwide, and the company plans to expand the program to 150 schools in the US—half of the company’s total commitment of 300 by 2023.
Help your students identify a problem in their community and use STEM to create a solution. ALL public 6–12 schools are eligible, in class or online. Professional development is open for educators now through December on Samsung.com/solve