[AGS] Math, Science and Technology, and Computer Education Week
21 Jan 2025
Developments in math, science, and technology shape our world. This week, we honor the innovative minds pushing the boundaries of knowledge, inspiring the next generation to explore, question, and create. We look back at past technologies and how they shaped our world in the present, paving the way for discoveries and advancements. From ground-breaking research to transformative applications, the future holds endless possibilities, making it an exciting time to celebrate the potential of Math, Science, and Technology in shaping a better tomorrow for everyone.
Happy Math, Science and Technology, and Computer Education Week! 🌟
Banner design by Lian Rosales
Write-up by Ma. Andrea L. Soriano and Emmanuel A. Lacuna
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