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#0131: Did you get consumed?

#0131: Did you get consumed?

Education Next- Hundred and thirty first Edition

Priyanka Modi & Atharva Kumar
November 16, 2024

Reading time: 5.00 min

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Hello All,

Today I am writing my 131st Newsletter,

I often think about how Digital media has become so much a part of our lives,

if you see your patterns across social media and internet,

you will be able to see your patterns.

What kind of content you are watching,

how it is going ot help you grow positively or not?

Read this article for more

What Are You a Product Of? Analyzing Your Digital Life and Its Impact on Your Identity

www.educationnext.in/posts/what-are-you-a-product-of-analyzing-your-digital-life-and-its-impact-on-your-identity

Tips from Dr. Claire on homeschooling

Young People will change the world for better

At just 14, Sirish Subash from Snellville, GA, developed an AI-driven tool to detect pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables, named Pestiscand.

Sirish’s device, which pairs wirelessly via Bluetooth, uses spectrophotometry to detect residues with over 85% accuracy on produce like spinach and tomatoes.

His invention won him the prestigious 3M Young Scientist Challenge title and a $25,000 prize.

In this competition hosted by 3M and Discovery Education, Sirish competed against other talented young innovators across the U.S., demonstrating his project’s relevance, ingenuity, and commitment to sustainability.

Sirish's dedication to making food safer aligns with a growing interest in consumer-friendly, eco-conscious tech solutions.

14-Year-Old Wins Top Young Scientist Title for Inventing AI-Powered Device to Detect Pesticides

14-Year-Old Wins Top Young Scientist Title for Inventing AI-Powered Device to Detect Pesticides on Produce

www.educationnext.in/posts/14-year-old-wins-top-young-scientist-title-for-inventing-ai-powered-device-to-detect-pesticides

Quote to inspire.

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What Questions You Need to Ask to Understand the Purpose of Education

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