With Australian schools in lockdown during the 2021 winter, students in NSW spent the majority of the season completing their schooling via home learning. With these issues on their mind, a group of STEM education experts and design thinking leaders put their heads together and developed the Australian Virtual Astronaut...
Want to drive high engagement in STEM learning. We look at effective strategies that help each of your students to indulge in active STEM learning.
When you teach kids about nutrition you really set them up well for a healthy life! We go through 8 simple steps that you can take!
Check out these five inspiring STEM books for girls. From Hidden Figures to The Shadow Cipher, these books ignite their imagination.
Instilling environmentally and socially-friendly behaviour patterns in children now can make a big difference in the outcome of the future!
How can parents and teachers get the ball rolling in the formative years? Kids learn best when they genuinely enjoy what they’re doing, after all. Lucky for you, there are tons of ways to make engineering fun, through hands-on projects, interesting trivia, and more!
Keeping kids busy without screen time needn't be a chore! We look at some simple steps you can take to get kids off the couch and out and about.
It is incredible how virtual reality is enabling the reimagination and reinvention of concepts in various spheres of life! We look at 5 ways VR is helping shape education.
Mindfulness is being embraced by a growing number of schools, often to handle personal wellness and discipline challenges. But it can also be a valuable component of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) lessons. Lets look into this further.
Gardening is a great way to get kids outdoors, but it's not just an opportunity for them to run around and get muddy. By getting your kids involved in the garden you can teach them a number of valuable life skills and some important lessons.
Creating a growth mindset in students sets them up now and into their future. We dive into 5 reasons why this is a successful classroom strategy.
Simply put, computational thinking is problem-solving in its purest form! We look at 4 steps for teaching computational thinking.
Not all students have access to scientific materials! As a business that works to spark interest in science for students around Australia & beyond, we're proud to be a B1G1 project partner in furnishing science labs for rural and tribal schools around the Bombay district. Find out more here.
You can incorporate science inquiry into everyday activities and as such there are plenty of project ideas you can use to help bring food science into the classroom! So with this in mind, here’s a list of ideas that you can give your students.
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