Mariana Lipkina, an 8th grade student at the Levi-Yitzhak Schneerson Jewish Lyceum #144 in Dnipro, won second place at the prestigious ORT network competition STEAM Festival in memory of Badri Lolashvili.
“This year’s STEAM Festival was held at Lyceum #141 in Kyiv. Kyiv and brought together talented young people from different parts of Ukraine from the ORT network of institutions, who presented their developments in software, hardware, robotics, computer art and short films.
Mariana Lipkina from Dnipro, under the guidance of physics teacher Lucy Begraghian, presented her work in the Short Film – Author’s Video nomination, which was dedicated to STEAM education. “In this work, she skillfully combined a fascinating story, visual effects and soundtrack,” says Deputy Director Svitlana Romenska, “We sincerely congratulate Mariana and her supervisor on this significant victory and wish her further success and new bright achievements!
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The concept of “STEAM education” is an approach to learning that integrates science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics.
The main idea of STEAM education is to show students how these disciplines are interconnected and how they can be applied in real life to solve problems and express themselves creatively.
STEAM education is an important approach to preparing students for the challenges of the modern world, which requires not only knowledge but also the ability to apply it creatively and innovatively.
The event was held with the support of the Jewish Community of Dnipro.
