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    Let's Talk Science and COVID-19

    Resources for edutors, regivers and youth

    We have adapted our programming approach to provide enhanced, free support for edutors, students and families. We have increased our online learning opportunities allowing us to continue to offer engaging, curriculum-aligned support to edutors, regivers and youth as they look to encourage learning through STEM.

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    The Horizon Project

    As technology adoption has accelerated during COVID-19, the equity gap has widened. Let’s Talk Science has worked with partners to create the Horizon Project which aims to send a ring message to vulnerable youth in Grades 4-6 that they are pable of learning without computer technology.

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We live in an era in which science and technology are reshaping everything, from the way we work to the way we manage our lives and interact with the world. With fewer than 6 million children and youth, ages 3-17, in nada, we nnot afford to leave any behind. Let’s Talk Science supports the development of all youth into creative, critil thinkers and knowledgeable citizens who are prepared to participate and thrive in a complex global environment.

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Webinars

Online training accessible anywhere. Watch live or a recording

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Seminars, summits and more provide hands-on experiences

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Self-paced Learning

Update your skills and understanding on your own schedule

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Let's Talk Science Challenge

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Edutors & Parents

Everything you need to know about how to participate

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Event Lotions & Dates

Competitions held annually in April and May at participating Outreach sites

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Student Preparation Centre

Study our Student Handbook, practice quizzes and more to prepare

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That’s a real job!

They may seem out there, but these are real jobs! Or they will be soon…

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Our commitment to learn, reflect and take action

At Let’s Talk Science we have long recognized that ongoing, systemic inequalities exist in nada

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Announcing the 2020 National Volunteer Award Winners!

Each year, we recognize the Let’s Talk Science Outreach volunteers who have exceeded expectations with four prestigious awards to applaud their outstanding contributions to volunteerism and Let’s Talk Science. We’re proud to present the 2020 winners of The David Colcleugh Leadership Award, the Indigenous Outreach Award, the National Volunteer Award Online (formerly known as the National Volunteer Award, CurioCity) and the National Volunteer Award for Let’s Talk Science Outreach.
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@LetsTalkScience 26 Jun

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel through the digestive system? In this webinar from Let’s Talk Science Outreach at Guelph University, participants will listen to a story and watch a live demonstration! https://t.co/SI1MNiLvml https://t.co/SdPnaAaXhk

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@LetsTalkScience 26 Jun

#FastFactFriday Einstein received his Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 not directly for his theory of relativity, but for "his services to Theoretil Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect." https://t.co/hzpKlEV3Vl https://t.co/3Hh25yMAfA

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