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creating STEAM learning opportunities in the classroom

  1. Eduporium Weekly | Create Your Own Creativity

    Eduporium Weekly | Create Your Own Creativity
    Technology in the classroom allows creativity to flow, but can we actually teach kids to instinctively be creative? Is there a final exam teachers can give to determine their creative levels? In order to be as creative as possible, everyone, including students, needs to be open to new experiences and methods of carrying out old ones.
  2. Map of Skills | Managing a Modern-day Performance

    Map of Skills | Managing a Modern-day Performance
    “The role of a stage manager is an important and, at times, hectic one. They’re responsible for determining when the lights go on, when dancers go on and when sound goes on for a performance. So, you start the project by watching the ballet—watching the rehearsals—and understanding the sequence of timing,” Yolanda said.
  3. Get to Know Our Newest Product Line: Tech Will Save Us

    Get to Know Our Newest Product Line: Tech Will Save Us
    The Tech Will Save Us kits combine tech-focused projects, usability and immediate satisfaction to encourage kids to experiment with a number of different DIY activities and is sure to inspire the next creative generation! There really is something for everyone—music lovers, gardeners and aspiring inventors!
  4. Eduporium Weekly | Education And Revolutionized Readiness

    Eduporium Weekly | Education And Revolutionized Readiness
    So much has been made about the need for kids to learn with technology as early on as elementary school to prepare them for the real world. Many schools and districts, however, continue to rely on their longtime curricula despite evidence that shows innovation in education is highly beneficial for today’s youth.
  5. Map of Skills | Writing and Promoting a Blog

    Map of Skills | Writing and Promoting a Blog
    In this edition of “Map of Skills,” Andy Larmand, a blogger at Boston Sports Then & Now, describes the process of writing a post about Boston Bruins statistics for thousands of readers. These processes require patience, knowledge of the game, attention to detail, efficiency and, oftentimes, quick decision making. Keep reading to learn more.
  6. Scary Good Ideas For Learning With Technology

    Scary Good Ideas For Learning With Technology
    Teachers need to work with the students in the classroom to create a tied-together program that impacts their learning positively and is enhanced by using technology. Check out how you can use technology in the classroom this year to help make your teaching go from scary to scary good!
  7. How Makerspaces Help Engage Students And Promote Creativity

    How Makerspaces Help Engage Students And Promote Creativity
    Did you know how viable it is to create a makerspace for kids at your school? And did you know how easy it is? For that reason, educators across the country are beginning to rethink how and what they teach to kids in their K-12 years and many are taking a new approach that includes a much heavier emphasis on
  8. Eduporium Weekly | Just When IS Back To School Time?

    Eduporium Weekly | Just When IS Back To School Time?
    It’s just about that time again—the exhilaration (for teachers) and the dreading (for students) of going back to school. Or is it time yet? Have you ever wondered if every child in the world starts school on the same day or, if they don’t, how long have they already been in class? Well, the answer is that not everyone starts
  9. Dr. Keith Explores: Cities And Us Part 6

    Dr. Keith Explores: Cities And Us Part 6
    We have looked at some of issues that school children may face if they use the bus or train to get to school. Some children commonly use two other ways to get to school. Sometimes the school is close enough for students to walk from home to school. Here are some activities that you and your friends can do.
  10. Dr. Keith Explores: Cities And Us Part 5

    Dr. Keith Explores: Cities And Us Part 5
    During the train ride, Michael and his friends usually notice that many of the city streets are choked with the early morning rush hour traffic. Most times, the vehicles move quite slowly and sometimes they are at a complete standstill. The train ride to the station that is close to their school takes about 15 minutes.

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