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iD Tech Camps at the University of Pennsylvania offer kids and teens (ages 7-17) an immersive experience in STEM education. Campers engage in hands-on learning across various tech disciplines, including coding, game development, robotics, and AI. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and creativity, preparing students for future academic and career paths in technology. Participants learn in small groups from expert instructors, many recruited from top universities, who provide personalized attention and mentorship. Beyond technical skills, the camp emphasizes collaboration and social development, with a balance of lab time and traditional summer camp activities like outdoor games and campus exploration. Students gain practical knowledge using industry-standard tools and can build a portfolio of projects, which can be valuable for college applications and future employment.
A typical day includes approximately five hours of instruction in labs, mastering new tech skills and collaborating with peers, balanced with two hours of activities and socializing, and up to one hour of flex time for projects or breaks.
This camp is ideal for students aged 7-17 who are interested in exploring STEM fields, developing practical tech skills, and experiencing college life in an inspiring university setting.
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104
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