At Twin Science, we believe in the power of partnerships to drive educational impact and innovation. In this blog post, we are thrilled to share the exciting collaboration between Twin Science and Google. Together, we are revolutionizing STEM for Sustainability education, fostering creativity, and inspiring the next generation of sustainability innovators. Join us as we delve into this partnership’s transformative initiatives and remarkable outcomes.
Why Google Partners with Twin Science?
A global technology leader, Google recognizes the importance of nurturing a passion for STEM for Sustainability in young minds. With a shared commitment to empowering students and promoting environmental education, Google has partnered with Twin Science to provide engaging and interactive learning experiences. By leveraging Twin Science’s STEM kits and expertise, Google aims to ignite curiosity, develop critical thinking skills, and expose children to the wonders of science and sustainability.
Different Types of Partnerships
Through our diverse range of partnerships, we are revolutionizing STEM-based sustainability education and creating transformative learning experiences for children worldwide. From engaging workshops and online education initiatives to employee serve month and participation in the World Science Movement, our partnerships with esteemed organizations like Google have allowed us to expand our reach and make a lasting difference in the lives of young learners.
Googlers became role models for children
Our partnership extends beyond physical workshops and hands-on activities, including dynamic initiatives such as the Live STEM Show. This online STEM competition brings together children, engineers, scientists, and STEM role models in an exciting and engaging platform where participants can showcase their knowledge, learn from experts, and compete in a friendly environment. Through this partnership, Google employees actively participate in these competitions, becoming inspiring role models for the next generation of innovators. Together, Twin Science and Google are igniting a love for STEM and nurturing the talents of young learners, building a sustainable future for all.
World Science Movement Organized by YGA UK
With Google employees, YGA UK organized World Science Movement workshops for Google Serve Month. Together, we conducted workshops where children delved into STEM subjects and explored sustainability projects. Guided by Google volunteers, the students utilized Twin STEM Kits to design and prototype innovative solutions. The workshop sparked enthusiasm, fostered collaboration, and instilled a love for STEM for Sustainability and scientific discovery.
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Quotes from Google Employees
Reflecting on their involvement in the Twin Science and Google partnership, Google employees expressed their delight and enthusiasm:
“Everyone was super curious. My group were all really interested in finding out how all of the different parts of the kit would work, and I think everyone had a really fun time and it’s really a privilege to be able to come and spend some time, hopefully getting the kids engaged in technology.” –Peter Ford, Google Employee
“This is a great day. Great to connect with kids, great to know more about science, and to use the amazing kits to explain to them technology and then to see them coming to life.” Alexandra Bertrand, Google Employee
We need inclusive education for all children!
In a remarkable partnership, YGA, Google, and Twin Science joined forces with RSBC (Royal Society for Blind Children) to conduct a workshop specifically designed for visually impaired children. Leveraging Twin STEM Kits, the workshop aimed to provide an inclusive learning experience and empower blind children to explore the wonders of STEM. By engaging in hands-on activities, the participants developed critical skills and fostered a sense of curiosity and accomplishment.
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Using Twin Science Kits, visually impaired children embarked on an experiential learning journey, exploring the latest technologies in a fun and enjoyable environment. Through building various projects, such as autonomous cars and banana pianos, the students gained hands-on experience in robotics and coding.
Importance of Partnering for Impact in Education
Collaborative efforts between Twin Science, Google, YGA and other organizations such as RSBC highlight the significance of partnerships in driving educational impact. By combining resources, expertise, and shared vision, we can create transformative learning experiences for students worldwide. Through these partnerships, we strive to foster a love for STEM for Sustainabiltiy, nurture creativity, and equip the next generation with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in the digital age.
Empowering Children through CSR Projects in Education
At Twin Science, we recognize the immense potential of young minds and the importance of empowering them through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)projects in education. Our collaborations with esteemed companies reflect our shared commitment to youth empowerment. Through these CSR initiatives, we aim to inspire a passion for learning, particularly in the areas of STEM education and aviation. By providing access to educational resources, comprehensive curricula, and digital learning platforms, we equip students with the necessary tools and knowledge to thrive in the modern world. These education CSR projects serve as catalysts for personal growth, enabling students to develop critical skills, pursue their dreams, and contribute meaningfully to society.
Conclusion
The partnership between Twin Science and Google exemplifies the transformative power of collaboration in education. Through innovative workshops, experiential learning, and hands-on activities, we are igniting a passion for STEM subjects and inspiring young minds to explore the world of technology. Together, we are shaping a brighter future where every child has the opportunity to unleash their full potential.
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