During GSTW, the United States will also be hosting the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, bringing together more than 1,200 high school students from 40 nations for a prestigious international science competition. Thus, by studying math and science in their local communities, U.S. students are also part of a larger international science and technology enterprise. Moreover, just as U.S. citizens benefit from international scientists of diverse backgrounds and cultures working together to solve the complex problems of our day, our nation needs a diversity of students to strive for excellence in math and science, regardless of race, gender or ethnicity. You will then write a report on this topic. BEST Inc. - BEST Inc. is a nonprofit organization that sponsors a robot design contest for high school students.
Robots are student designed and build and the contest is offered to the schools at no cost.
At the present time there are 10 hub sites in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Colorado. Classroom Connect Information and links to collaborative projects. Twice a year, a team of experts on bicycles go on a Quest to unravel some of the greatest mysteries of all time. With millions of students as their guides, the members of the Quest team travel to distant lands and report on everything they find. The student, with guidance from a teacher-advisor, parent, or significant adult, will design and build a tool.