02131nam a22002177a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000070007604100080008308200180009110000180010924500830012726000530021030000290026336500660029252014980035865000130185665000100186965000140187970000200189320231025142449.0231025b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9789357022064  cAL  aeng  223a371bRAOY  aGitanjali Rao  aYoung Innovators Guide to Stem:bFive Steps for Students Educators and Parents  aNew DelhibRupa Publications India Pvt Ltdc2023  axxxi,166p.bPBc20x13cm.  2ManagementaBLCR-000057b251.00c₹d295.00e15%f21-10-2023  aHow do we do well in school and try to innovate?’
‘How do you know which challenge helps learn which skill sets?’
‘How do we learn technology in-depth, which we have never been taught in school?’
‘How do we know which solution will work?’
The bright, young minds of today are grappling with a new world that has unique problems. This, in turn, has made traditional approaches and tools inadequate. More than ever, there is a need to develop innovative solutions for different problems using resources, tools and tips unique to each individual.
Through her accessible book, innovator and America’s Top Young Scientist Gitanjali Rao puts spotlight on the innovation journey, introducing readers to what it takes to turn ideas into reality. Innovation is within reach for anyone with a creative idea, and through her own experiences, the author demonstrates that the journey is possible. Recognized by ABC, NBC, CBS, NPR, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and Marvel’s Hero Project, the gifted author uses exciting yet practical examples as well as necessary tools and discussion questions in her pursuit to equip young, inquisitive minds looking to develop innovative solutions.
A Young Innovator’s Guide to STEM strives to enable students, teachers and educators to prepare for the unknown future and help infuse innovative practices at home and in classrooms. This is an inspiring book with a compelling message: innovation is necessary and possible for a brighter future.  aDiscover  aSolve  aImplement  aRAO (Gitanjali)