CSI Summer Camp Teaches Kids Forensics
Katie Cordrey — August 8, 2010 — Social Good
References: onlineathens & online.wsj
Kids and summer camp have been longtime companions, but with the rise in popularity of crime-solving shows like CSI, summer camp can look more like a forensics lab than a place to gather around the campfire and sing Kumbaya. NPR radio reported on the phenomenon after a story in the Wall Street Journal brought it to light.
A number of high schools and colleges are offering CSI summer camp in the hopes of nurturing future scientists. And the students' favorite subject?
Blood spatter.
A number of high schools and colleges are offering CSI summer camp in the hopes of nurturing future scientists. And the students' favorite subject?
Blood spatter.
Trend Themes
1. Forensic Science Education - Opportunity to develop specialized curricula and programs that cater to the growing interest in forensic science among young students.
2. Experiential Learning in STEM - Chance to create immersive and hands-on educational experiences that engage students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.
3. Entertainment-driven Education - Potential to leverage popular crime-solving TV shows to create educational programs that blend entertainment and learning.
Industry Implications
1. Education - Disruptive innovation opportunities in developing specialized forensic science education programs for students at high schools and colleges.
2. Camp and Summer Programs - Potential to offer unique and engaging summer camp experiences that focus on STEM fields, such as forensic science, to cater to the rising demand.
3. Entertainment and Media - Opportunity to collaborate with educational institutions to develop media content that combines entertainment and educational value, targeting the CSI and crime-solving show enthusiasts.
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