#hands-on STEM learning

[insightfultake]

Mobile STEM Labs to Empower Students in Government Schools

In a remarkable step towards improving the quality of education in government schools, the Gautam Budh Nagar district administration has taken an inspiring initiative. On Wednesday (June 2, 2025), a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed with the HCL Foundation to introduce digital learning tools and mobile STEM labs across 72 government schools in the district. This collaboration is expected to change the way students learn and interact with science and technology.

[kallousness]

i looked at 1 tutorial on underpainting and it fixed half my colour struggles guys maybe i should go back to learning the fundementals

[idontmindifuforgetme]

Big big big BIG fan of scrapbooking. Kind of went digital on my diary for a lil bit, but I want to go back to physical journaling & scrapbooking. Like an album on steroids. My mom’s such an album person and I want to be the journal derivative of that. Absolutely want to get into commonplacing more too. Esp w all the things I have planned this yr I think they’re def worthy of scrapbooking

[creepyscritches]

Hearing our senior senior senior leadership say we have the best coding team in the industry after they come back from seeing competitors' work

[smile-files]

obviously i haven't been on character.ai in a billion years but the fact that i've ever used it at all makes me worried that people have made chatbots of henry that horribly mischaracterize him

[wc-confessions]

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personally i'd say it's more how they went about it that shows the misogyny. y'know, referring to Silverstream expressing her "love prevails" ideals as "manipulative" when it objectively was not.

i don't think it says anything about someone to say "i think this canonical partner for a character is good for them, so i ship them with this character instead" (no one calls Squirreldaisy shippers misandrists for a reason lol), but saying "this female character is manipulative for saying her love for her boyfriend will win over any obstacle" is very much telling.

yeah absolutely. silverstream loved greystripe a lot and it was a genuine and innocent love for him. i don't think she had any personal issues with firestar, it was just the fact that he was the leader of a rival clan and she also holds a lot of love for her own clan

addressing your second part though since i do think both things have their own important factors: normally it means nothing (and i wouldn't bring it up if it wasn't issue), but anon was being overtly aggressive about not just one female love interest, but both of them, and that's what makes it misogynistic. fandom history has a lot of "these female characters get in the way of my mlm ship so i hate them," which is why i used sakura from naruto as an example -mod ashensky

[makers-muse]

Searching for Top Vendors to Set Up STEM Labs in Nagpur Schools? 

There is an immediate need to train a new generation of thinkers and innovators in the world today, especially in the fast-paced 21st century, which revolves entirely around technology. This new age STEM laboratories at Nagpur schools would transform the traditional learning environment with experiential learning in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines. Schools have some of the most sophisticated STEM lab programs in Nagpur, which could bridge the gap between theoretical academics and practical experience. It is up to learners to explore, experiment, and excel as they learn. Read ful blog here!

[apricotstop]

found out I got a 95 on my linear algebra exam today, genuinely thought I was gonna get around a 70 and an 80 if I was lucky 🧍‍♂️ I fr BSed my way through the entire thing (started doing the notes for the entire unit the morning of the exam bc I’m insane and I want to see if my body can take it (Markiplier reference) anyway never doing that again 💀 (I in fact, probably will be doing that again))

[deoidesign]

wdym by "see" them? Do u have that thing where u cant see pictures in ur head?? 👀

oh, yeah, I mean I can see vague shapes but there's no color and it's like blurry and tunnel visioned at best

I can "taste" in my head pretty well and hear in my head even better though!

I think it makes me more satisfied with my art, because anything I draw will always be the only way I can see it... I've never struggled with the classic artist pain of it "looking so much better in my head" I'm always like oh hell yeah it looks so cool now that I can see it!!!

I also think it's why I have so much desire to draw. I have a lot of ideas in my head, and I want to make them real! I want to see them too!!!

[cerusee]

I scored a major win on my single-target grocery shopping today, insofar as I managed to buy lots and lots of fresh basil (hadn’t found that in like, the last three stores I looked in, which is reasonable, because it’s December and I live in the northern hemisphere), which I badly needed to make pesto, because my meal plan of the week entailed way more pesto than I had in the freezer, and commercial pesto is inedible. But also it was a major fail because during the shopping phase I blithely thought to myself that all I really needed was the basil—“I have shmancey olive oil, Parmesan cheese, and walnuts at home” I assured myself—and accordingly did not shop for Really Nice Olive Oil And Parmesan Cheese. Which, dear readers, I did not have enough of, on either front. As I discovered! Of course! once I was home and midway into cooking.

[asestimationsconsultants]

Scitech | A Fun and Educational Experience in Perth

Historical Significance

Scitech, located in West Perth, is one of Australia's premier science and technology centers. Since its opening in 1988, Scitech has been dedicated to inspiring a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) among people of all ages. It has become an integral part of Perth’s cultural landscape, engaging visitors with hands-on exhibits, educational programs, and interactive displays.

The center was established with the mission of providing a fun and engaging environment for learning about science and innovation. Over the years, Scitech has become a hub for science education in Western Australia, offering a range of exhibits that highlight the latest developments in various fields, from physics and biology to space exploration and robotics.

With a focus on interactive and immersive learning experiences, Scitech has helped foster curiosity and inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators. It regularly updates its exhibits and programs to reflect cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, ensuring that visitors always have something new to explore.

When to Visit

Scitech is open throughout the year, and the best time to visit depends on the type of experience you're looking for.

Weekdays: For a quieter visit, weekdays are ideal, especially in the mornings when the center is less crowded. This is a great time for families with younger children or for those who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere.

Weekends: Scitech tends to be busier on weekends, but this is also when the center hosts special events, workshops, and shows. It's a perfect time for families and groups to explore the exhibits together.

School holidays: During the school holidays, Scitech becomes a popular destination for children, with plenty of interactive and educational activities to keep them engaged. The school holiday programs often feature hands-on workshops and themed exhibits, making it a fun and educational experience for young visitors.

Evening events: Scitech also hosts evening events and special shows, such as planetarium sessions, science demonstrations, and guest lectures. These events are ideal for those who want to experience Scitech in a different light.

What to Do at Scitech

Scitech offers a wide range of interactive exhibits and activities designed to engage visitors and encourage learning in a fun, hands-on way.

Explore the interactive exhibits: Scitech features a variety of exhibits that cover everything from robotics and space exploration to physics and human biology. Many of the exhibits are hands-on, allowing visitors to interact with the displays and conduct their own experiments.

Visit the planetarium: The Scitech Planetarium offers a unique opportunity to explore the stars and planets. With state-of-the-art technology, visitors can embark on a virtual journey through the universe, learning about astronomy and space science.

Attend science shows and demonstrations: Scitech regularly hosts live science demonstrations and shows that showcase exciting experiments and scientific principles in action. These interactive presentations are perfect for visitors of all ages.

Participate in workshops: Scitech offers a variety of educational workshops, including robotics, coding, and environmental science. These workshops are designed to inspire creativity and problem-solving skills in participants.

Visit the Scitech store: The center’s shop offers a variety of science-related books, toys, and educational kits, making it easy for visitors to continue learning at home.

Explore the outdoor science park: Scitech’s outdoor area features large-scale science exhibits, including kinetic sculptures and interactive installations, perfect for a hands-on learning experience in the open air.

Conclusion

Scitech is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in science, technology, and innovation. Whether you're a curious child, an aspiring scientist, or simply looking for a fun day out, Scitech offers a dynamic and engaging experience for visitors of all ages. With its wide range of exhibits, interactive displays, and educational programs, Scitech is more than just a museum—it’s a place where science comes to life, inspiring the next generation of explorers, thinkers, and innovators. Whether you're visiting with family, friends, or on your own, Scitech provides an unforgettable opportunity to explore the wonders of the world of science.

[presswoodterryryan]

The Magic of Butterfly Metamorphosis Explained

By Alice Hey, adventurers! It’s Alice, and today, Ariel, Mr. Fluffernutter, and I are embarking on a tiny, fluttery adventure to uncover one of nature’s greatest transformations—the metamorphosis of a butterfly! We were outside watching a hungry little caterpillar munching on a leaf, when Ariel suddenly said, “Did you know that when a caterpillar turns into a butterfly, its whole body breaks…

[glowingghosty]

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consuming more sexual art is actually making me more open to the idea of sexual experiences irl. like despite my at-home upbringing i still had it drilled into me by society that sex was bad or whatever. you know. pair that with abusive exes, autism, asexuality, and bcp, it's a recipe for Not Really Being Super Into It All The Time. like i do stuff with my partner but it's few and far between, or i go through phases. but reading more fics and coming across more nsfw art and imagining things for fictional people has like... normalized it? in my head? ive always been sex positive and for sexual liberation and all that stuff but like. not for me. it was just so ingrained in me in such formative years that i was never able to completely get rid of it for myself. and that is still probably the case, i still have to get to a point where i can see if this change in me is actionable (circumstances of my current environment have been preventing me from doing so lol) but compared to the past, i've been more MENTALLY raring to go rather than just purely physically. if that makes sense?? like these fictional guys (all genders) are having such a good time. maybe i could have a good time lmfao

[kairiscorner]

can someone please explain to my stupid ass how functions work in math

help i'm supposed to be reviewing for a math quiz, preparing for a sci reporting, and doing an eng essay yet all i wanna do rn is continue my "miggy and his feelings for you pt 2" and "i'm stuck with you pt 2" fics

[makers-muse]

Champion Progress: Start a STEM Lab in Nagaland Schools! 

With time, education becomes more and more a process rather than an old concept. Schools today believe that they are now embracing innovation and technology for their students’ capabilities to endure the current tough world. For Nagaland, an example of stimulating the culture of creativity and critical thinking and future-ready preparedness for the students is the introduction of STEM labs in Nagaland schools. STEM education tries to fill the gap in Nagaland between the theoretical and practical aspects of knowledge acquisition and application by providing avenues for students to practice and innovate. The lab programs allow the students to be exposed to emerging fields such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and 3D printing at their schools in Nagaland, where teachers can implement these solutions in the lab. This customization allows facilitators to transform classrooms into true experiential, hands-on, and fast-paced environments in favor of the students. Read full blog here !

[silicon-institute]

Raspberry Pi Course for Beginners: Start Your Tech Journey Today

Are you curious about computers, coding, and electronics but don’t know where to start? Our Raspberry Pi Course for Beginners at Silicon Institute is the perfect introduction to the world of technology for students of all ages.

This hands-on course teaches the basics of using a Raspberry Pi—a small but powerful computer that can be used for programming, building simple electronics projects, and even robotics. With expert guidance and step-by-step lessons, our Raspberry Pi Course for Beginners helps learners understand how computers work, write basic code, and create exciting tech projects in a fun and friendly environment.

Whether you’re a student, hobbyist, or someone curious about technology, this course is your gateway to practical skills and endless innovation.