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Stephanie Arnold pilotant un drone dans un champ de pommes de terre.

Stephanie Arnold (she/they)

Climate Services Specialist (PEI)

I help others understand how climate change affects themselves, their communities and their work.
Elizabeth Moses

Elizabeth Moses (she/her)

Sheet Metal Worker

As a Sheet Metal Worker, I work in the HVAC industry fabricating air ducts for buildings.
Checking the inside of a pipe

Crack the Code: Water Treatment

Students learn about the water treatment process as they complete a digital “escape room” on a Google site.

Outdoor crime scene

You Be the Crime Scene Investigator

Students will learn about crime scene investigation and its connections to cell biology and careers.

Female electronics engineer runs tests on laptop

Exploring Careers in STEM Grade 8

Students will expand their knowledge of STEM career types related to a topic they are studying in science.

Woman working on her laptop in a modern glass office

Exploring Careers in STEM Grade 7

Students will expand their knowledge of STEM career types related to a topic they are studying in science.

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Form, Function and Ergonomics in Our Lives

Students will explore the relationship between form, function and ergonomics of common objects.

Insulated food containers

Design and Build an Insulated Food Container

Students will design and build a prototype of a device to keep food cold for a specified time.

Aircraft wing, pictured from the aircraft in flight

Testing Aircraft Wings

Students will explore how wing design affects lift using a testing device similar to a wind tunnel.

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Exploring Physical and Chemical Changes

Students observe and classify physical and chemical changes of matter.

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Social Emotional Learning

Learn about social-emotional learning and how to foster it in STEM learning environments.

Walking trail through trees and tall grasses

Exploring Habitats

Students will make observations and inferences about three different habitats.

Sunrise over Earth from Space

Why is there day and night?

Students will learn about how the earth rotates on its axis which creates the cycle of night and day.

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Kim TallBear

Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience and Society, Faculty of Native Studies

I teach university and do research on science and technology from an Indigenous perspective.
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Katie Mack (she/her)

Hawking Chair in Cosmology and Science Communication

I study of the fundamental physics of the universe.