@LetsTalkScience founder & president, youth education and STEM engagement champion, dressage enthusiast and proud mom (She/Her/Hers)
London, Ontario
Joined December 2009
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We had the pleasure of interviewing Bonnie Schmidt, President and Founder @LetsTalkScience at #CSPC2024! 🎥
@BMSchmidt sat down with Cathy Yan, PhD Candidate @UBC to discuss science education and outreach in Canada: youtu.be/Gw4Pb-1HH0k?si=oOcs…
#CdnSci
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#CSPC2024 has been full of activity over the past two days! Congratulations @BMSchmidt, @WidowWeb, @Feeding9Billion, Marc Nantel, Abby Christopher and Michèle Stanton-Jean, recipients of CSPC's Science and Innovation Policy Awards!
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"Inspiring Futures: Developing Citizens And Talent For A Stem Based Economy"
Read new editorial by @BMSchmidt President & Founder @LetsTalkScience for CSPC's 2024 Canadian Science Policy Magazine: sciencepolicy.ca/posts/inspi…
#CdnSci #CSPC2024
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A child's fascination with butterflies or building blocks can spark a lifelong love of science and innovation. This insightful article explores the power of STEM experiences for young children and fostering future learning: bit.ly/3WryJKj #LTS #CCCF #STEMEarlyLearners
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Investing in science & stem, we’re investing in the youth today and ensuring a strong & sustainable economy!
We announced $28.5M to @LetsTalkScience and celebrated Dr Bonnie and her team for the tremendous work, investments they’ve made in our #LondonWest Community!
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For 30 years Let’s Talk Science has been building engaging #STEM programs for youth, educators & volunteers in Canada. Through this funding we’ll inspire more young minds to become leaders and trailblazers in the ever-evolving world of STEM. @CDNScience
Investing in science & the potential of youth today ensures a strong & sustainable economy tomorrow.
Our gov’t provided $28.5M to @LetsTalkScience to prepare youth for careers in STEM, so they can gain the skills needed to create innovative solutions and increase productivity.
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Since 1993, @LetsTalkScience has made the promotion of STEM learning for youth its mission. We are proud of the organization in London. So too is the country. Today, I recognized their contributions in the House of Commons. #ldnont
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Thank you so much for this award, we are honoured to be recognized as Best Nonprofit Employer - Volunteer Program (over 20 staff). Congratulations to the other nominees for your incredible work in the Canadian nonprofit sector! #CVConference
Drum roll please ... now announcing the winner of our Award for Best Nonprofit Employer - Volunteer Program - Over 20 Staff: @LetsTalkScience! Congratulations! #CVConference
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Dear Teachers, Thank You!
On #WorldTeachersDay we’re celebrating educators around the world and their dedication to empowering the youth.
Let’s Talk Science is committed to providing a variety of educational resources for all learners and helping nurture the educational journey.
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Take your child on an adventure with Lexie and Lenny! This fun, 30-minute family activity will help build pattern recognition and critical thinking skills.
Join the Adventure bit.ly/3WgwtDj
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Get students prepared for the future with Let’s Talk STEM Careers. Join a host of panelists and explore the endless possibilities of STEM careers.
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Have you been searching for the best Saturday morning activity? How about Coffee and a Keynote with Monique Gray Smith (@ltldrum) to discuss her book ‘Braiding Sweetgrass’.
Sign-up for the event on January 28th at 11 am ET.
bit.ly/3YEdvrI
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C21 Canada>> Technology in Public Education Webinar Series: Exploring the #DigitalEquity & #LearningGap in #K12 [Recording] Thank you!
@Singhpeter @tdsb @PeterProchilo
@SudburyCDSB @GEdwardsOCSB
Dr. @SteveJoordens @UofT Dr. @BMSchmidt @LetsTalkScience us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/Fiv…
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This new report examines what has changed, what hasn’t, and what needs to change for youth STEM learning across Canada. Read the Spotlight on Science Learning: Snapshot of a Decade.
@AmgenCanadaGM
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You're missing out if you aren't part of the more than 15,000 educators who subscribe to the Classroom Connection newsletter. We do the classroom prep for you; visit the STEM at School page for virtual resources available to every grade level.
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Our Lunar 🌑 Rover Challenge levelled up 🚀 to the competition expanded game. Gr.6/7s worked so hard to weigh their options, listen to group opinions, & keep each other accountable. @LetsTalkScience you have created a fantastic learning experience! @dsbn @JamesMordenDSBN @csa_asc
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Did you know Let’s Talk Science has a monthly educator newsletter? Subscribe today and ensure your classroom is well-equipped for the upcoming school year #LTSEduInnovation
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Ever thought about a career in the sciences? Know a budding young scientist in the making?
Check out this list of #STEM jobs you might not have known even existed!
bit.ly/3SLzjPf
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#InternationalYouthDay
ALT High school students looking through microscopes during a biology class
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#ICYMI The CFI is pleased to announce the launch of a report on the proceedings of a national conversation on youth and science held June 8 in collaboration with
@_Acfas
Read more in our latest news item: bit.ly/3bhWlfp
#PromisingFutureNow
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We have partnered with @LetsTalkScience to inspire young people and women in Canada to grow their interest in science, technology, engineering and math.
Arielle Jean and Kate Peters shared their #STEM-related career paths at the Let’s Talk Science Challenge.
ALT Headshot of Let’s Talk Science presenter, Kate Peters. Her picture is on a blue tri-tone background with her name and job title in a contrasting blue font.
ALT Headshot of Let’s Talk Science presenter, Arielle Jean. Her picture is on a blue tri-tone background with her name and job title in a contrasting blue font.