Rodriguez, who previously was a Fulbright Scholar who taught English in Colombia, is concurrently participating in the Teacher Innovator Institute, a two-year program from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. She’s excited to integrate amateur radio and wireless technology into her broad experience she shares with students. “[TI] would provide tangible ways to help my students engage in critical thinking and solve real world problems… This program would allow me to create highly engaging and hands-on projects where my students could work collaboratively and build their communication skills. This will not only fit into, but strengthen, my curriculum as I currently teach the engineering design process, circuits, coding, robotics, 3D printing, and cardboard construction,” said Rodriguez.
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