8 STEM Tools for the Classroom
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STEM education is more than just science, technology, engineering, and math. Rather, it is an applied interdisciplinary approach coupled with real-life, problem-based learning. Here are 8 tools that can help students and teachers develop STEM skills:
Implement standards, improve instruction and track student performance.
Use drawing tools to design, construct and explore the world of physics.
Introduce basic concepts of coding.
Create a learning game.
Explore and document wildlife.
Exploratorium
Conduct virtual experiments and study sound through images, webcasts and videos.
Introduce experiential learning into the classroom.
