Idia Techne: STEM Explorer

Discover the Magic of STEM with Idia Techne: A Journey Through Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

Inspired by the legendary Benin Queen Warrior Idia, this captivating new book celebrates the wonders of STEM for kids of all ages. Idia Techne introduces young readers to the exciting worlds of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, showing them the power of curiosity and innovation.

Join Idia Techne, a curious and imaginative explorer, as she journeys through the STEM galaxy. Along the way, she meets brilliant scientists and inventors, discovering how their groundbreaking work makes the world a better place. This engaging story emphasizes the importance of asking "How?" and encourages children to explore and dream big.

Perfect for budding scientists, tech enthusiasts, future engineers, and math whizzes, Idia Techne is an inspiring adventure that promotes the value of STEM education and the limitless possibilities it offers.

Iria is a data engineer with a deep-rooted passion for data and technology. With a keen interest in making STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) more tangible and relatable, she consistently seeks innovative ways to bridge the gap between abstract concepts and real-world applications.Beyond her professional pursuits, she is deeply involved in promoting STEM education and fostering a love for data among young learners. She is particularly dedicated to bridging the gender gap in the tech industry and actively contributes as a volunteer instructor, specifically working with women in data. Through her volunteer work, she strives to inspire and empower the next generation of data enthusiasts by teaching children about the power of data and its applications in everyday life.When she is not working, she loves blogging at www.bigdataprincess.com and www.thetechnetimes.com. Through her passion for STEM writing, she has found a platform to share her knowledge and insights. She has also published three books: TeachToddlersTech - Debugging, Pair Programming, and Early Coders.