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Join Steven Hernandez as he explores his best learning techniques through explaining concepts, teaching via examples, applying concepts, and reinforcing learning through examples in programming, chess, and European history. Discover how Steven's project "Can We Make Star Trek Happen?" leverages resources and alien contact to create a practical and engaging environment. Dive into Steven's role as a logical computer scientist and conscientious voter, aiming to make a real difference by blending technology, political science, and experiential learning. Explore the innovative connections to the real world, standardized curriculum, and grading methods, all geared towards achieving short-term goals of building interest and long-term goals of rapid growth through club activities and industry connections.
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Title Slide Steven Hernandez
How I Learn Best • Explain Concept • Teach through example • Apply Concept • Reinforce concepts through examples
High School • Programming class in High School • Chess • European History
College FURI Honors Summer Prog. CSE101 CSE120 CSE360 Capstone
IW Effects Mirrors the best learning environments Can help connect students with real world applications, with employers, work on practical problems Connecting different people of different disiplines
Can We Make Star Trek Happen? Time Frame: 140 years (Trek estimate) Resources: Everything we have. • People • Technology • Cooperation • Passion • Alien Contact?
Where I fit in. Logical Computer Scientist looking to make a difference Conscientious voter Moral Person
Learning Objectives & Evaluation Technology (Warp Reactors, Holo Decks) Political Science (United Federation of Planets) Comparison to show? Periodic checks if we're moving in the right direction
Experiential Learning What IW is all about. Leveraging one of the most effective learning technique available.
Connections to the Real World Doing actual projects Making a real difference
Standardization Curriculum Grading Projects
Short/Long Term Goals Short Term: • Build interest • Make outside connections to companies/organizations. • Develop Modules • Growth Long Term: • Rapid Growth
Club Activities Keep people involved. Attending regularly Connect students to industry and to students of other disciplines needed to do their projects.
Connection to Other Clubs Can act as a cooperative entity Refer it's members to projects in other clubs and expect the same from them.