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Clip from Scope | Season 5 | Episode 33 | 10 Peach | February 9, 2020

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In this clip from Scope find out how two Aussie women are inspiring girls to enter careers in STEM via Elkei electronic kits. How does the innovation cycle work? Have you ever put together an electrical circuit? How do they work? Try out the innovation cycle for yourself - you can use any idea you have.

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