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Let's Make Science Summer Camp at University of Toronto - St. George campus

Let's Talk Cancer is a free, in-person symposium for Grade 11 and 12 students, hosted by Let's Talk Science and the Canadian Cancer Society - Research Information Outreach Team (RIOT).

This event will provide students with the opportunity to interact with and learn from leading experts in the field of stem cells, while learning about this field with interactive activities.

Event designed to inspire highschoolers to take action on climate change by showcasing real life initiatives at different scales!

Event designed to inspire highschoolers to take action on climate change through hands-on activities and examples of initiatives at different scales!

A Let’s Talk Science facilitator will guide you and your class in a lesson focusing on brainstorming and reflection strategies.

Build and test a bridge made out of nothing but paper!

Students will learn about various careers, and career pathways, through their review of various career profiles.
Students will continue to develop their understanding of the importance of STEM courses/programs for future career pathways.

Students will recognize the variety of careers available in each occupational cluster.
Students will recognize that many of these careers require or benefit from a background in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Students will make personal connections between their interests and current skills to the people profiled.

Students will be aware of and understand the importance of, various learning pathways that lead to successful life and work experiences.
Students will become aware of the variety of STEM careers available in each of these different learning pathways.

Students will recognize that there are many different ways to earn a living and that a ‘career’ does not necessarily have to be a 9 to 5 arrangement.
Students will recognize that different career types and job arrangements have their own positive and negative aspects.

Students will learn that possessing the right kind of information is important for making an informed career decision as well as for future career success and stability.