Our classes transform tech-consuming kids into active creators and innovators who express themselves through code.

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STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is no longer the major driving force behind K12 education.

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A growing number of schools are now incorporating teaching methods that are more in line with STEAM education (Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) as it has become clear that arts education makes learning more fun and keeps children more engaged.

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“STEAM aims to strengthen the foundation of STEM by helping students enhance their Critical thinking skills and recognize the intersection of art, science, technology, engineering, and math.

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“It gives students tools and methods to explore new and creative ways of problem-solving, displaying data, innovating, and linking multiple fields.

 

The arts and STEM subjects naturally complement and inform each other, so implementing STEAM principles into education allows for more understanding, innovation and a cohesive education in the classroom.”

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Arts education also helps students learn transferable skills, also known as 21st century skills. These skills include creativity and critical thinking skills, curiosity, resilience, problem-solving, resourcefulness, collaboration and confidence.

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STEAM learning is crucial to developing the next generation as they will need these transferrable skills when they enter the Digital Workforce.

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Whether or not they become engineers, designers or analysts, STEAM education helps students of all backgrounds develop innovative mindsets with the ability to create and think creatively.