After our STEAM panel in February, we got lots of great questions and requests for more content. Below are the answers to the questions you asked, and some handy links to more inspirational STEAM videos, lesson plans and blog posts.
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Technology in education has transformed the way we teach and learn. Understanding how to harness its power can result in more effective teaching.
In this video, Global EdTech Consultant Craig Kemp explains how teachers can use STEAM teaching to help prepare students for their future.
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Primary Teacher and Consultant Simon Hunt reveals his top tips for best-practice STEAM teaching in the classroom.
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In this blog, Jodie Lopez, ex primary school teacher and education technology expert, reflects on her thoughts about using technology across the curriculum.
If I were to ask you what computing lessons look like in primary schools these days, your mind might drift to thoughts of coding and algorithms. You might picture an ICT…
I’m often asked for product recommendations and have tried and tested many resources both at home and in the classroom over the years. There are things like magnets, tweezers and filter papers that we use almost weekly and more expensive items like K’NEX, LEGO, circuit materials and microscopes that we use slightly less often but…
A STEAM learning approach can help children embrace creativity, curiosity and learn critical problem-solving skills.
Find out from Early Years Consultant Alistair Bryce-Clegg how teachers can use STEAM to help prepare children for their futures.
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Our STEAM panel discuss how making positive mistakes can help you progress.
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To find out how building resilience in STEAM feeds into a real working environment, we spoke to Astronaut Marsha Ivins.
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Inspirations and influences in our younger years are often the catalyst for future decisions.
For British ESA Astronaut Tim Peake, a passion for aviation and an interest in the Cadets inspired him to become an Apache pilot, flight instructor, test pilot, and astronaut.
Watch Tim tell his story below.
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Encouraging children and young people to learn and become curious learners is an integral element of STEAM. Watch Anne-Marie Imafidon and our panel discuss this below.
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