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bESTology 2018

Week 10: Sustainability

As a teacher, one the hardest concepts for my students to understand is the term “ sustainability “. It seems like such a simple word and so easu to undstand, but when your are trying to explain the meaning of it and how it relates to ecosystems and environmnets, so Read more…

By gyoung, 3 years1 year ago
bESTology 2018

Week 6: Robots in Motion in the Ocean

About 70 percent of the earth’s surface is covered by oceans yet so much of it hasn’t been explored. This lesson is going to introduce you to the robots of the ocean. You will need to do a lot of research and become familiar with the types of robots and Read more…

By gyoung, 3 years1 year ago
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bESTology 2.0

bESTology is a resource for schools (teams) participating in the nationwide BEST Robotics Program to learn educational and workforce development concepts revolving around the 2020 game – Incision Decision

Teachers:  We encourage you to incorporate bESTology into your curriculum, summer camps, enrichment activities and more.   All videos have been previewed and embedded to ensure child safety.

Students:  Knowledge is Power!  bESTology will teach you the skill sets to be successful in the workplace and in life.  We challenge you to become a bESTologist!

bESTology 2.0 will be posted throughout the Spring.   Scroll down and enjoy learning!

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