When people think science or math, they don’t consider those subjects to foster creativity. However, having a strong foundation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) courses can teach children to be creative in ways they could never have imagined.
By beginning at an early age, young STEM learners can also come to learn one important fact: STEM learning is fun! Instead of just seeing something on a screen, children can have hands-on engagement with experiments and projects.
At its core, STEM education looks to refine a child’s understanding of both scientific and technical realms. In these arenas, children could grow up to code the next artificial intelligence, save lives as doctors, advance space travel, or innovate to create clean energy alternatives.
At its core, STEM education looks to refine a child’s understanding of both scientific and technical realms. In these arenas, children could grow up to code the next artificial intelligence, save lives as doctors, advance space travel, or innovate to create clean energy alternatives.
When one looks at the world we live in with all of its technological marvels, we can be fascinated at the leaps scientific progress has made. Our children are poised at the right time of their lives to gain an appreciation for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) education.
The Discovery Channel television series BattleBots® is proof positive that robotics continues to gain in popularity. Now seen in over 150 countries, this robot-based series boasts an impressive audience following of more than 4.9 million energetic fans, boys, girls, and their parents.