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Aliso Viejo, CA

Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers With an Integrated Software/Hardware Curriculum

Grant Amount

$4,956

Year Awarded

2024-2025

Project Coordinator

Ji Min Lee

Grant Type

Individual

Local Association

Capistrano Unified Education Association

Focus Area

Science Technology Engineering, and Math

About the Project

This project aims to empower young minds through hands-on learning by introducing them to Arduino technology. With an emphasis on integrating software skills learned throughout the year with real-life hardware projects, this proposal seeks to cultivate innovation and critical thinking skills in high schoolers, reinforcing the idea that all students can code. Through structured workshops and interactive sessions, students will learn the fundamentals of engineering, electronics, and programming, using Arduino microcontrollers as their gateway. The project addresses the growing need for STEM education by providing accessible and engaging resources for young learners. By incorporating real-world applications and project-based learning, I hope to inspire curiosity and creativity in students, fostering a lifelong passion for technology. Through this grant, I aspire to bridge the gap between theory and practice, equipping the next generation with the skills and confidence needed to thrive in an increasingly technological world.

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