How The Abhay Bhutada Foundation Makes STEM Education More Accessible

This presentation highlights the urgent need for STEM education in India, where only 30% of students currently pursue it. It explains the barriers faced by underprivileged children, including lack of labs and resources, and shows how the Abhay Bhutada Foundation bridges this gap. By donating STEM kits, the foundation promotes hands-on learning, builds confidence, and ensures inclusivity. The summary stresses that such initiatives are preparing India’s youth to become a skilled and future-ready workforce by 2030.

1. How The Abhay Bhutada Foundation
Makes STEM Education More
Accessible

3. Bringing Science Closer to Students

●Foundation’s role in promoting STEM
●Hands-on learning opportunities
●Focusing on underserved schools

4. STEM in India

●STEM crucial for growth
●Only 30% of students pursue it
●Workforce preparation needed

5. Challenges Faced

●Rural schools lack labs
●Overdependence on rote learning
●STEM feels abstract

6. Foundation’s Initiative

●Distribution of STEM kits
●Practical exposure for students
●Encouraging STEM careers

7. Why Exposure Matters

●Experiments spark curiosity
●Practical models boost confidence
●Better understanding of lessons

8. Future Workforce

●Industries like AI and biotech need STEM
●Preparing India’s youth for global roles
●Bridging skill gaps

9. Inclusive Growth

●Ensuring all children access STEM
●Education as an equaliser
●Stronger, balanced nation

11. Closing Note

●STEM kits empower students
●Inclusive opportunities for all
●Building India’s skilled future workforce