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E-Academy:

Where we educate the next generation of innovators

 

Let's Dive In

Taking on the wild world of energy

Energy is a complex subject. Some teachers might be wondering where they should start; what are the most important aspects to focus on; or how they can get their students excited about the subject. At E-Academy, we aim to provide teachers with a focused, supplemental curriculum to help address all of these questions. Through interactive and inspiring lesson plans, written for teachers by teachers, students will develop a deep understanding of the energy sector and be able to apply this knowledge in both the classroom and real-world experiences.

Full Steam Ahead

Students can expect to:

  • Participate in class activities that investigate energy and how it is produced, transmitted, conserved and managed.
  • Evaluate their personal use of energy and develop a plan for conservation.
  • Analyze energy resources and empower their communities to adopt energy – and money-saving practices.
  • Engage in STEM activities with real-world applications in their daily lives.
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There are endless possibilities when it comes to the world of energy.

By inspiring students today, we are empowering the innovators of tomorrow.

Take Charge
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