#STEMCurriculum

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UBTECH UKIT AI Beginner Kit with Digital Curriculum

Perfect for beginner STEM programs, the UBTECH uKit AI Beginner Kit offers an immersive learning experience through robotics and artificial intelligence. The kit features a standards-aligned digital curriculum and hands-on building elements that promote problem-solving, critical thinking, and 21st-century tech skills. Ideal for classrooms, afterschool programs, or tech camps.

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Explore the wonders of science with Science Classes in Singapore by Kiya Learning. From biology to physics, our courses engage students with interactive experiments and insightful discussions, fostering a love for scientific inquiry.

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Final version of our own #xyzcube The purpose of this is not to check the print quality but rather to test the quality of a PET print and the flexibility of the material. This is also part of our own effort to create a #STEMcurriculum centered around #making and #3dprinting Will load it shortly on Thingiverse! Please feel free to try it and let us know what you think! ◇◇ ◇◇ ◇◇ #xyx #3d #3dprinted #3drevolution #3dprint #3dprints #experimental #learningisfun #handsonlearning #stem #steam #STEMEDUCATIONforkids #make #maker #makers #makersgonnamake @andystechgarage #atg #andystechgarage DO NOT REPOST WITHOUT CREDIT AND PERMISSION! https://www.instagram.com/p/B9edKeiHDgr/?igshid=hcw3tknmp11n

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Want to survive STEM curriculum?

In the STEM curriculum, there are a lot of responsibilities. Are you ready to face them?

1. Manage your time

You don’t want to cram, right? Learn to manage your time. Planners help in managing time and can avoid cramming so you can have extra time in doing the things you love.

2. Be smart in choosing friends

Friends help you boost your confidence and you learn more when you interact with people. 

3. Do your homework 

Homework is a part of your grade. A BIG PART. 

4. Always aim to improve

If you’ve done great in the first quarter, try to improve that performance. Don’t be so confident that no one can beat you.

5. Study first and always read your lessons Always read your lessons sow you can recite more. Note: Recitation is a MUST!

6. Always make a high quality project. Many teachers are grading you from the quality of your work. Make the projects a week or more than a week before the deadline.

7.  Always hold your phone books

Study as much as you can and avoid distractions, such as your phone.

8. Sleep at least 8 hours a day

Your brain doesn’t function well until you get enough sleep.

9. Trust Google

Google will help you survive. Trust me.

10. Make a good impression to your teacher

Make a good impression but don’t make sipsip, ha?