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About Liam Chan
At 17, Liam Chan jury-rigged a solar-powered weather station from e-waste parts in his Vancouver high school’s abandoned boiler room, then taught 32 classmates to replicate it using Arduino clones and salvaged laptop batteries. That project sparked the ‘Circuit Cart’ initiative: a mobile maker lab built inside a repurposed food truck, now deployed across 47 under-resourced schools in BC and Alberta. Unlike most tech educators, Liam refuses to separate coding from copper wire, every lesson begins with physical disassembly (a broken printer, a discarded drone) before touching a line of Python. His curriculum is licensed by BC’s Ministry of Education not as an elective, but as a certified alternative pathway for science credit. He speaks Mandarin, English, and soldering iron fluency with equal fluency, and insists students document failures in bilingual build logs, not just successes. His TEDx talk ‘Why Your First Circuit Should Smoke’ has been cited in three national STEM equity policy briefs.
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- “How do you turn a broken Roomba into a classroom robotics kit?”
- “What’s the cheapest way to measure air quality without buying sensors?”
- “Can you help me adapt your Circuit Cart lesson for a rural Indigenous school?”
- “What’s one component you always keep 500 of—and why?”