The document describes a robotics summer camp program for boys and girls ages 9-11. It provides a rigorous STEM education using robotics kits, teaches life skills integrated throughout the program, and provides meaningful mentoring. The program aims to increase math and technology skills while improving social skills. It receives support from community partners and aims to create memorable experiences and skills for participants through hands-on learning.
2. Rigorous STEM education using state-of-the art robotics
kits - Robotics encompasses multiple disciplines, including
mechanical engineering, software programming, and
electronics.
Life skills which are integrated throughout all phases of
the program – Teaching life skills are integrated throughout
the academic portion of the program.
Meaningful Mentoring – One-on-one guidance and support
in a safe setting facilitate by accountable leadership.
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3. Boys and girls 9-11 years
old;
89% come from single
parent families or live with
a caregiver other than a
parent;
Most participants qualify
for the government free
lunch program and are
considered low-income.
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4. advanced 32-bit programmable microcontrollers; drag and drop programming software and interactive challenges; smart sensors, active
Numerous
configurations possible
Reusable parts
SMART Technology
32-Bit programming
Programmable
microprocessors
Drag and drop icons
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5. Increased math comprehension and
technology skills
Improved social responsibility and life
skills
89% attendance achieved
Provided safe environment for
competition
Established mentor relationships
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6. Sunburst Elementary School
Washington School District
Best Buy, Inc.
Arizona State University
Empowering Our Future Life Skills Curriculum
Rubio’s Mexican Restaurants
Fry’s Marketplace
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7. STEM LIFE SKILLS
CURRICULUM CURRICULUM
Interdisciplinary Personal responsibility
Innovation opportunities Goal setting
Creative design Dynamic leadership
Critical thinking Competitive team work
Hands-on learning Relationship building
Real world application
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10. Grant Proposal
Resource Budget
Materials 10,000.00
Salaries 11,200.00
Competition 3,000.00
Total Request 24,400.00
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11. Michael Crow, President
Arizona State University
Elizabeth Langland, Dean of New College
Vice-Provost Arizona State University
Kathleen Grimes, Instructional Designer
New College
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