STEM

STEM at CSD

CSD Students Visit Google

ASL Clear (Innovating STEM Education in ASL)

YouTube Channel

Click here to see some science signs!

Atomic Hands 

Why is the sky blue and the sunsets red?


Flesh Eating Bacteria

#STEMsigns

*Signs shown on #STEMsigns are seen and used by the community and are not created by Atomic Hands. We encourage you to evaluate the sign and adopt or discard it; or develop a new sign!

STEM! 

Watch to learn the sign and the history behind it!

Electron, valence shell, ionic bond, & covalent bond

This one is chemistry related! Learn the sign for electron, valence shell, ionic bond, and covalent bond. 

Energy, potential energy, and kinetic energy!

Watch until the end to learn the status quo of the sign, “energy” in our community and whether the sign should be used differently in varying contexts such as biology and physics!!

Proteins & Enzymes

You may be able to catch a few bonus words like cell, DNA, transcription, and mitochondria.



Virus & Bacteria

Ecosystem

Food chain/Food web-related signs!

Fraction-related signs!


Angles

#STEMvee

Human tears are unique like snowflakes!

ACHOO! Seasonal allergies are the worst!


Why do we call computer errors “bugs”?


Asparagus smells like....

Northern/Southern Lights

Spiders are one of nature’s most magnificent engineers!


How do bees make honeycombs?

How do bees make our favorite golden syrup, honey?!


#deafSTEMchronicle

Thomas Edison

Annie Jump Cannon

Robert Weitbrecht

8585 News at CSD

Rubiks Cube World Record 

8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Candyland 

8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Toilet Paper Roll 

8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Card Stacker 8585 News with kelly Krzyska

Pokemon Go

8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Food Art 8585 News 

with Kelly Krzyska

Robotic Clothes Folding 

8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Jenga Master 8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Legos

New Bus Design in China

Prime Air (Amazon)

Google Doodle 

Stop Plastics with Ooho Water Capsules

Plastic & Edible Utensils 

8585 News with Kelly Krzyska

Corn Mazes

Ice Hotel

Surfing Waterpark 

Pumpkin Carving Art

Magic & Illusions

Domino Effect

Robot Station at CSD

DeafTec

ASL CORE

Coding

Code & Coding

#STEMsigns

Cork the Volcano- Coding

Fanwood (New York)

Hour of Code

Fanwood (New York)

Inventors

Deaf People in Tech (past & present)

Melissa Malzkuhn

Washington D.C Metro Area



Storyteller, digital strategist, creative director


Founder of Salt & Ink, a creative productions company, and one of the producers of The ASL App: an app that teaches conversational ASL.



Matt Malzkuhn

Washington D.C Metro Area


Co-Founder and Producer at Ink & Salt


Works in the creative development and publishing industry developing apps and resources.



Tim Kettering 

San Francisco, California


Software Engineer & Photographer 


Software developer with over ten years of Java back-end and front-end web application development experience. Five years of development experience with the iOS ecosystem with multiple apps released in the App Store. Working experience with Android with an app released in Google Play.

Mike Burns

Mountain View, California


Hardware Test Engineering (Reliability)


Currently a Manager at Google with engineers and technicians responsible for Mechanical, Environmental and CMF tests of Google consumer hardware products. 

Previously worked at Apple in the same field testing their hardware and Iphones.

Sam Sepah 

Mountain View, California 


Global Human Resources Manager, Corporate Recruiter & Human Capital Management Guru at Google 


An expert on advocating employment rights for the underrepresented workers, especially for the deaf and hard of hearing population.



William Albright 

San Francisco, California



App developer & Web Engineer at Linguabee





Will Johansson

Bay Area, California


Software Engineer at Lyft


A Coder who makes apps. He designed an app with ASL videos for Lyft customers to learn ASL and communicate with Deaf Lyft drivers. 



Coding Concepts in American Sign Language

At Apple, we believe technology should be accessible to everyone, and all students deserve an opportunity to learn how to code. Will and Tim, software engineers at Lyft, explain coding concepts in American Sign Language and give advice on app development from a Deaf perspective.

Arthur Yankilevich

Perris, California 


Welder for SpaceX


Weld Nickel 625/ 718, Stainless steel and Hast W &

build rocket parts.



David Smario

Bay Area, California


Software Developer 


Owner of SmarioSoft Solutions.  Senior Developer for Hero Digital.  Previously with Rauxa, Thought Matrix & HOVRS (Purple). 

Ben Mock

San Francisco, CA



Designer at LAM Research





Ken Bolingbroke

Bay Area


Senior Infrastructure Engineer


Currently Senior Infrastructure Engineer at Verizon Media (formerly known as Yahoo), responsible for critical systems infrastructure in every company data center, colo and offices around the world.

 



Amelia Bernstein

Hollywood, California



Animation 

A graduate of Chapman University's School of Animation, and studied under animators from Disney and Pixar. She has illustrated a book, “The Sled.” She is hard at work on an animation movie.



Gary Behm 

Rochester, New York


STEM program at RIT

Director of RIT/NTID’s Center on Access Technology Innovation Laboratory, and as an engineering lead for the faculty, researchers and students in the conceptualization, design, development, building and testing of engineering solutions that address the need of accessibility of deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals primarily in the postsecondary educational environment.



Michael Kaufer 

Manhattan, New York



Employee at Apple Store

Troubleshooting & fixing MAC products including iPads, iPhones and MacBooks.


Michael Kaufer introduces coding to students at CSD

Maureen "Moe" Klusza

Fremont, California

Illustrator & Digital Media Teacher at CSD

STEAM Resources & Activities

Social Justice in STEM- http://stemteachingtools.org/brief/67 Focusing Science and Engineering Learning on Justice-Centered Phenomena across PK-12 

Science Fair Central -  https://www.sciencefaircentral.com/parents excellent non-overwhelming DOABLE hands-on projects for families for the youngest through high school: 

Girls and STEM -https://girlsleadstem.com/educator-resources/ (Grades 2-5). Excellent videos for all genders.  Click on the family activities to the right of the captioned videos.

DeafPlanet.com

Follow Stemsign on Instagram!

Technology

Leah Katz-Hernandez-Watch her explain why technology and accessibility is so important for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Melissa Malzkuhn-develops literacy apps so that deaf children can enjoy literature and immerse themselves in language at an early age.

ML2 Training: Crash course with the Bison Brainiacs

My Three Animals (Animation)