Instead of playing games about murdering people, listening to endless hours of terrible music or zoning out consuming TV, your student can learn skills that will improve their life.
〝Learning about a problem, getting invested, and starting to fix it fast〞
〝I also learnt that if there is a problem i see in the world i can actually fix it if i try〞
〝It gave me confidence〞
〝Actually going out and doing things and watching our project progress〞
〝It's like gaming meets protesting with friends〞
〝this is exactly what I was hoping for〞
〝I feel more confident and more skilled in making quick decisions〞
〝It not only taught me techniques that I will carry on into my career, but gave me fun social skills as well〞
〝It made me more comfortable working and being creative with technology〞
〝i learnt how to make good decisions and their impact〞
〝This project has been one of the most interesting ones I’ve ever worked on〞
〝the way it was taught was great for me〞
〝I learnt a lot more about how to manage a project〞
〝It kick started us to start making a difference and actually made us do something ourselves〞
〝Now I feel as though I am more capable〞
Skills to make an impact
Strive uses social impact to teach students that they can make a difference to a problem that seems overwhelming. This empowers them, and gives them hope.
The skills they learn help them get jobs in the world's fastest growing industries.
These include AI, animation, web development, filmmaking, robotics, prototyping and more.
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