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Design thinking in the 21st century is an imperative

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With infinite information at their fingertips, how do we equip this new type of student with the skills to interpret, problem solve, and think critically about the information they encounter when we are not always the ones delivering it to them? How do I use design thinking?

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Engaging the reluctant reader: Benefits of gamified learning in literacy education

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Reaching reluctant and disinterested readers can be challenging, frustrating, and discouraging for teachers, who fully grasp the importance of literacy skills. Reduced fear of failure Gamified learning transforms failure from a source of shame into a normal part of the learning experience.

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Why educational robotics is a critical STEM learning tool

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When students become interested in STEM at a young age, their critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and communication skills have a chance to thrive. Early STEM exposure–and successes or failures in STEM learning–can often make or break a child’s willingness to participate in STEM learning.

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5 helpful hacks for managing a STEM classroom

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However, it does mean that STEM classrooms require skilled management to keep students focused on their tasks. Effective communication skills are vital for creating an inclusive atmosphere where every voice is heard and valued. Best of all, it’s great for fostering students’ critical thinking, curiosity, and confidence.

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Shift to Self-assessment

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It is a process where students evaluate their work, reflecting on what they’ve learned, how well they’ve understood complex concepts, how much progress they’ve made toward mastering key skills, and where they may need to invest time and energy to improve their concept knowledge and skill set.

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Elementary-level STEM education fosters our future innovators

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Elementary school years mark a critical phase in a child’s cognitive development. It is during this period that introducing STEM education thus becomes paramount so as to establish a solid foundation of fundamental concepts and problem-solving skills. STEM education encourages children to inquire, observe, and seek solutions.

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How meta creativity prepares students for the future

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This use of AI at school will impact how students learn and use their creativity as innovation, which will be increasingly necessary in the future as even higher-order thinking skills become standard. Failure and criticism can lead to students abandoning their own ideas and relying too heavily on AI to be their brains, so to speak.

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