Henry High School teacher agreed and expressed the importance of student interaction amongst peers, as well as with professionals on site. “We had kids from middle school and high school from rural Ohio, so we like to think this is an inspiring opportunity for them to not only develop their own STEM skills … but also to compete against some of their peers,” Bennett said.
Projects included virtual reality, or VR, simulators, drones, autonomous vehicles and RC cars. Students in the surrounding areas were able to learn throughout the academic year and apply their skills in physics, graphic design and marketing to create various projects that were highlighted at the event. You can see that in the projects and the kids’ faces today.” I think the teachers were really thrilled to be back here doing this again … even though two years had passed … I don’t think we lost an ounce of inspiration or an ounce of excitement in the stuff that STEM is about.
“The kids were as enthusiastic and excited as ever. “After two years of not being able to do this, it was really great to be back here,” he said.
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