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Lessons
Practice Lesson: Coding
Lesson 1: Intro to Computers
Lesson 2: PC vs iMac
Lesson 3: Computer Systems
Lesson 4: Internet Safety
Lesson 5: Digital Art and Screens
Lesson 6: AI/Generators
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Humans Need Not Apply
Right to Repair
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Mind-Blowing Facts
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About Dr. Pollina
7/8 STEM
Home
Orientation
What is STEM?
Work Schedule
SMART Goals
Journal & Website
Grading Rubric
HOW TO
Keyboard Shortcuts
Screenshot
Internet Search
Mature
Projects
3D Scanning
After Effects
Animate
Blender
Bridge Designer
Car Mechanic Simulator (2D)
Car Mechanic VR
Coding Art
Code Combat
Code Combat AI League
Cricut
Fantastic Contraption
Flight Attendant Simulator
Game Builder Garage
Garageband
Godot Game Design
Google TiltBrush
Home Design 3D
Illustrator
Kerbal Space Program
K'NEX
Krita
LEGO EV3
LittleBits
Logic Pro
MakeCode Arcade
No Limits 2
Nvidia Canvas
PC Building Simulator
Photoshop
Plane Mechanic Simulator
Pneumatics
Premiere Pro
Projection Mapping
Robotic Arm
Scratch
SimLab
Snap Circuits
Solar Car
SparkFun Inventor's Kit
Sphero
Structure Tester
TinkerCAD
Unreal Engine 5
Visual Studio Code
Lessons
Practice Lesson: Coding
Lesson 1: Intro to Computers
Lesson 2: PC vs iMac
Lesson 3: Computer Systems
Lesson 4: Internet Safety
Lesson 5: Digital Art and Screens
Lesson 6: AI/Generators
Bonus Lessons
Humans Need Not Apply
Right to Repair
Home Systems
Mind-Blowing Facts
EXIT LESSON
Fun Stuff
Typing Games
STEM Videos
About Dr. Pollina
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Home
Orientation
What is STEM?
Work Schedule
SMART Goals
Journal & Website
Grading Rubric
HOW TO
Keyboard Shortcuts
Screenshot
Internet Search
Mature
Projects
3D Scanning
After Effects
Animate
Blender
Bridge Designer
Car Mechanic Simulator (2D)
Car Mechanic VR
Coding Art
Code Combat
Code Combat AI League
Cricut
Fantastic Contraption
Flight Attendant Simulator
Game Builder Garage
Garageband
Godot Game Design
Google TiltBrush
Home Design 3D
Illustrator
Kerbal Space Program
K'NEX
Krita
LEGO EV3
LittleBits
Logic Pro
MakeCode Arcade
No Limits 2
Nvidia Canvas
PC Building Simulator
Photoshop
Plane Mechanic Simulator
Pneumatics
Premiere Pro
Projection Mapping
Robotic Arm
Scratch
SimLab
Snap Circuits
Solar Car
SparkFun Inventor's Kit
Sphero
Structure Tester
TinkerCAD
Unreal Engine 5
Visual Studio Code
Lessons
Practice Lesson: Coding
Lesson 1: Intro to Computers
Lesson 2: PC vs iMac
Lesson 3: Computer Systems
Lesson 4: Internet Safety
Lesson 5: Digital Art and Screens
Lesson 6: AI/Generators
Bonus Lessons
Humans Need Not Apply
Right to Repair
Home Systems
Mind-Blowing Facts
EXIT LESSON
Fun Stuff
Typing Games
STEM Videos
About Dr. Pollina
SMART Goals
Your SMART Goal = Your Work
Hypothesis
When you write a SMART Goal, you're not just setting a target,
you're making a
HYPOTHESIS
about what you can accomplish in 4 work days
Then your job is to
PROVE IT
with your effort, focus, and problem-solving.
If your project is an experiment, your SMART goal is the
prediction
SPECIFIC
: What
topic
will you learn about, using which
project
?
(Get this from the top of each Project Page)
MEASURABLE
: What 'number' are you trying to reach?
(How many rooms in your house, how many Newtons your structure will hold, etc.)
ATTAINABLE
: Is the goal challenging enough for 4 work days?
RELEVANT
: Does this goal relate to the topic/project?
TIME-BOUND
: What is your deadline to accomplish your goal?
(usually 4 work days)
Push yourself further with a
Stretch Goal!
Once you finish your SMART Goal, you can write one more sentence for a
Stretch Goal
:
What’s one extra thing you could try if you finish early?
It’s a way to
challenge yourself
and show what you can really do.
Think of it as a bonus level: not required, but a chance to level up your learning!
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