Emphasis is placed on hands-on operation, project-based teaching and problem solving, so as to improve students' comprehensive ability, optimize their academic performance and lay the foundation for the growth of innovative talents.
STEAM is essentially an interdisciplinary education, which skillfully combines the knowledge points of various disciplines. This way of learning will become simple and interesting, and more importantly, it will enable children to absorb knowledge points well and use them flexibly in life.
How does STEAM improve children's comprehensive ability?
A good STEAM course not only encourages children to learn about the five disciplines of STEAM, but also looks like a new way of learning-asking realistic, interesting and challenging questions in class to arouse students' curiosity and desire to explore.
The traditional desk is no longer a desk, but a workbench with wooden boards, documents, wires, drawing boards and other supplies. The teacher encouraged the students to do it themselves, and turned the idea into an operable experimental scheme to solve the doubts just now.
The most important thing in STEAM education is the educational concept of trial and error. In the process of solving problems, mistakes and failures are inevitable. Reflect after failure, then correct the direction, then try, fail, reflect and try again. This process of trial and error can improve children's patience and tolerance for setbacks, and also exercise their ability to think independently.