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Ready for a spark of inspiration? In each STEAM Spotlight, we'll bring you real-world STEAM learning ideas you can use right now. In today's newsletter:
- AISES integration of Indigenous perspectives into lessons and projects
- Free Training Webinar: Learn to Teach AI with micro:bit
- Compete for Prizes using micro:bit in the AI for Good Competition
- Customer Quote: Building lifelong skills with CS
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AISES is Integrating Indigenous Perspectives into Lessons and Projects

Through the FIIRE program, AISES is weaving traditional ecological knowledge into robotics, coding, and climate science and using the Climate Action Kit. These indigenized lessons bring cultural perspectives into Forward Education’s lesson and project library, with the first set available now.
Find FIIRE lessons and projects at learn.forwardedu.com using the Topic filter. Slides and Teacher Worksheets can be found at the bottom of the Lesson Overview page.
FREE TRAINING WEBINAR
Learn to Teach the Basics of AI With micro:bit
All you need is a micro:bit. But, a battery pack (like CHARGE) will add to the freedom and fun. The webinar will guide you through three simple steps to train your own AI model. Don't miss out.
- 40 minutes, online through Google Meet
- Multiple dates to choose from
- Come away with tangible AI teaching skills you can use immediately
1. Teach
Record motion samples, like waving and raising the roof.
2. Train
Train your AI model to recognize your movements.
3. Try It Out
See if AI is right. Then, let others try to reveal bias.
Teach Ai With Charge Webinar →
Everyone who registers will get the recording and resources.
Hands-on AI for Good Competition
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The Forward Education AI for Good Competition is a unique opportunity for students and educators to participate in building and coding a tangible solution to a real-world issue using AI, a micro:bit, and robotics hardware.
CUSTOMER QUOTE
Building Lifelong Skills with CS
"Preparing students with coding and computer science moves them from consumers to creators.
It builds problem solving, creativity, collaboration, and grit. These are skills they’ll carry throughout their lives."
Brenda Bass
Onward,
The Forward Education Team
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