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LUIS ESQUIVEL
Educational Technology Director
Himalaya International School of Monterrey

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Educational Technology Director at the Himalaya International School Monterrey. More than 20 years of experience implementing technologies in schools and businesses. More than 20 years of experience as technology teacher in preschool through high school, Teacher at college in Systems Engineering. Robotics Coach, Apple Teacher, Apple Professional Learning Program, Apple IT PRO, Microsoft Office Specialist. Electronic and Instrumental Engineer, Master's degree in Education, Neuroeducation. LEGO Education Academy Teacher Trainer.

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Journey to the Moon: A STEM Adventure with Tinkercad


HBGCC - 006CD

Participants will embark on a creative mission to design, code, and simulate the journey of a rocket from Earth to the Moon. Using Tinkercad Code Blocks, they will not only learn about rocket design but also understand the physics and challenges of space travel.
How to Create a MakerMaker Market Store for Supporting Nonprofit Organizations?


HBGCC - Posters, Table 38

Students will tell you how to create a line of unique, handmade products to sell at the school's Christmas market. The goal is to develop a business where profits go towards supporting charitable causes or people in need.
Higher-Order Thinking Playground: Engage in Critical Creative Thinking Integrations and Resources!


HBGCC - Playground A

Elevating student thinking, creativity, and questioning to the highest levels of Blooms is good for all students. Come ponder, problem-solve, and engage in rigorous and relevant higher-order thinking as you explore a variety of critical creative thinking activities and the resources you can use the next day.
Create, Build, Inspire: The Maker of Things Playground.


HBGCC - Playground B

In this hands-on session, participants will create innovative projects blending art, design, and technology. Rotating through interactive stations, they’ll use microcontrollers, recycled materials, and coding to build prototypes. Each station challenges problem-solving while fostering creativity, offering practical ways to integrate maker activities into the classroom.

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