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Some of you out there know that I jump at the opportunity to speak to a crowd about not only my work with My Home 2.0 but also other projects I've worked on. Yesterday, I was invited to speak at my old school Paul Revere Middle School. I had the chance to connect with old teachers, and meet new ones. My mother is a teacher there, and I was actually a student of hers when I attended. I joked with the students about failing her class, and that got a few laughs. I started out talking about My Home 2.0 which captures the student's attention, and once I have their attention, I present the math and science part of the presentation.
Middle School students are a blast to work with, and I've found them to be the most energertic amongst grade school students. Founder of the blog Thinking Foward Joe Bruzzese befriended me on Twitter, and shared with me some info on working with Middle School Students. Read on...
The month of October is Energy Awareness Month, and we want to do our part as Techno Guru's to increase your awareness of energy.
Friday October 25th, Brian and I gave a presentation to the John Hopkin's Center for Talented Youth and their parents. We hope that the students enjoyed the demonstrations and hope that both the parents and children left more aware of their energy usage! :)
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