CSR
TATA GROUP NORTH AMERICA
Ignite My Future
in School (IMFIS)
 
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Programme Details
Ignite My Future in School is a pioneering effort to empower educators through a transdisciplinary approach that integrates computational thinking into core subjects like English, Math, Science, Art, and Social Studies. Computational Thinking is a higher-level process, whereby students can learn how to collect and analyze data, find patterns, decompose complex problems, abstract, build models and develop algorithms. The program also offers year-round assistance through its Learning Leaders Network – a responsive and involved nationwide network of teachers, Community Nights – an immersive and interactive event for students, teachers and families to experience the curriculum and Days of Discovery – an in-person professional development training for educators to meet with program experts and understand the curriculum.
Target Beneficiaries
Teachers, students, parents, school administrators – with an emphasis on students from marginalized groups and under-resourced school districts
Geographies
North America
Impact
The program has reached 670,000+ students and 11,600+ educators in the United States
Free professional development for Educators; Students develop cross functional skills that will allow them to be successful in any industry or field of work
99% of educators are excited to adopt IMFIS within their classrooms
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