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RTL livestream International and Interstate STEM Professionals!

Sue Keay, CEO at Queensland’s AI Hub and Faron Antony at Tesla in Silicon Valley livestreamed over zoom to over 200 students from 6 schools. Over 90% of these students represent “Generation Alpha” (Grade 5 and 6)

Both Sue and Faron did a fantastic job of inspiring the next generation from the comfort of their respective workplaces in Queensland and Silicon Valley.

They were interviewed by 15 year old students, Gemma Wildermuth of Cornish College and Mitch Hirst of Yarra Valley Grammar School that have participated in RTL starter and extension workshops. In fact, Gemma was making her way back from the airport having competed in the First Tech Challenge (Robotics Competition) in Sydney. Her team came second, and she will be competing in Nationals next month. Well done to Gemma and her team.

I’ll let the feedback from the students speak for itself!

  • The wider range of topics covered
  • I like how I got to learn about engineering.
  • I like that we could listen to everyones’ stories.
  • Watching the self-driving Tesla
  • That we had a Tesla worker
  • That I got to learn more about coding and robots.
  • Learning about STEM
  • Being able to read other peoples’ questions and understanding what they think and what they wonder cause it makes you think “oh yeah I wonder….?. “
  • The Models and buildings of the Tesla.
  • More hands-on stuff
  • There were many interesting questions that got a very good response from the guests.
  • I loved how you answered peoples’ questions and considered other people opinions!
  • I loved that we could listen to these lovely stories from these inspiring people.
  • Knowing all about RTL.
  • How many people had a chance to talk and it was very inspiring.
  • I learnt a lot from the amazing things explained. I am now thoroughly inspired!
  • Self-driving car video.
  • The stories and what they do
  • The Technology
  • It was very inspiring and interesting to watch.
  • I loved that we could see opinions from two different people
  • I loved how much people can be an engineer
  • About how the Tesla is made
  • the Teslas
  • The polls
  • That we need more women to have an interest in stem (science, technology, engineering & maths)
  • The robots
  • The Tesla
  • I have enjoyed listening to everyones’ journeys on how they got to where they are today.
  • Everything
  • That the students get to ask some questions.
  • To have more of an understanding of Stem
  • Getting insights from Sue and Faron.
  • Faron and Sue really interested me.
  • The Questions that can be asked.
  • Everything
  • How all of these people use STEM in their daily life jobs.
  • The videos
  • The polls!
  • Looking at how a Tesla is made.
  • Everything we were able to learn
  • Everyone answering my question and learning these new skills
  • The interaction between everyone.
  • Learning
  • The way it was presented.
  • Faron
  • The Tesla bits.
  • How we got to learn a bit more about AI and Tesla
  • I liked how Sue encouraged girls and said that we can make a difference.
  • Everything
  • It was rather informative.
  • That they want to get the idea across for more people to become scientists.
  • The people
  • Seeing all you guys
  • The Tesla
  • The robots
  • Everything
  • Learning about AI
  • Listening to Sue
  • Learning more about STEM
  • Good speech
  • Polls like this
  • That we have been inspired to make a change in the world.
  • The polls
  • To hear an expert, point of view on STEM
  • the new things I learnt
  • Everything
  • The good Polls
  • I loved how inspiring it was
  • All of it
  • The whole thing.
  • Meeting new people!
  • The questions
  • Everything
  • It was very inspiring
  • The Tesla Presentation
  • How inspirational the guests have been towards a STEM future.
  • Listening to people and how they got to where they are now.
  • Different peoples’ opinion
  • Faron with his talk about Tesla’s
  • how you guys answered questions
  • I loved learning about AI
  • The questions being answered
  • Tesla
  • Learning about stem
  • Asking questions to the people
  • Everything!
  • Just hearing the speakers’ stories
  • Tesla
  • Thank you so much!
  • Thanks for the presentation!
  • More people eg: Scientists, Builders
  • Those slides that you showed us is awesome
  • Great job I loved it
  • I enjoyed this so much!!
  • I like this time do it like this. Also good job!
  • Loved it!!! 😉
  • Good work, Boys and girls.
  • You have done great
  • Loved it!
  • none – good job!
  • it was great
  • I LOVE STEMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • I really liked your presentation it has inspired me so much thank you

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