Spread the loveSTEM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) can give kids a distinct advantage over their peers as the workplace and employers’ needs evolve. This is why experts agree that enrolling kids in STEM schools will yield numerous benefits. We’ve compiled ten undeniable reasons why STEM benefits students. Career opportunities in STEM fields are…
Spread the loveSTEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Schools have been growing in global popularity due to the increasing demand for STEM graduates in our tech-driven world. But many parents are concerned that encouraging their children to focus on STEM curriculums means that other critical, creative pursuits could be put on the back burner. For…
Spread the loveSTEM schools are equipping young children with all the skills required to thrive in the modern workplace through an alternative approach to education. However, not all children are naturally inclined to be interested in science or building things, and many parents still prefer to offer their children a traditional education. So, do STEM…
STEM students have numerous advantages in higher education, career choice, the job market, and quality of life – but are STEM students smarter?
STEM activities with household items need few supplies and require little preparation.
By skipping the drills and engaging in real world everyday lessons, we can make math fun and more natural. Changing the setting, games, music, stories, and movement can be useful teaching tools to make math fun for kids.
Here are some STEM activities using paper that you can easily do at home, which can provide simple and enjoyable educational play.
These STEM Projects with Paper Clips will utilize your kids’ brains, and all those paperclips you have lying around.
Understanding why your child or student (or yourself) is struggling with math will be the first step to helping overcome math anxiety, and there are steps you can take to create positive associations with math to encourage them as they learn.
How can you keep kids busy and engaged while we’re waiting out the Coronavirus crisis (COVID-19)? We’ve got some free resources, activities and ideas.