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Toshiba NSTA ExploraVision Awards

Students can use their imagination to make a better future.

Why not have them start now by participating in the ExploraVision Awards competition.


Created by Toshiba and the National Science Teachers Association, ExploraVision encourages students in grades K-12 to put their imagination and the tools of science to work to create a vision of a new technology. First, student teams select a current technology and research its history. Next, the teams explore what that technology could be like 20 years from now. Students with the most innovative and creative projects are eligible to win prizes, including a $10,000 U.S. Savings Bond and a trip to Washington D.C.

For more information or to obtain entry materials,
please visit www.exploravision.org or
e-mail exploravision@nsta.org or call 1-800 EXPLOR9.


 

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