STEMpedia Innovation Lab
STEM Lab for the 21st-Century Learner
STEM Lab: Where Students Are Transformed into Innovators
A system of innovation, if taught from an early age, helps students become aware of the applications of what they learn at school, helps develop a problem-solving aptitude, motivates them to focus more on the theoretical aspects of STEM, and makes them capable to make better career choices. That is exactly what a STEM lab does: encouraging children to become active learners by getting their hands dirty and helping them develop skills that’ll help them become able leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers.
STEMpedia helps you create and nurture an ecosystem of learning-by-doing with its unique Innovation Program, which involves establishing a STEM Innovation Lab and providing training over an Innovation Curriculum.
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STEMpedia Innovation Curriculum
The STEMpedia Innovation Curriculum, a carefully curated STEM lab school curriculum designed under the guidance and mentorship of experts, is divided into three stages – Curiosity, Capacity, and Creativity. Each stage of the STEM lab school curriculum has a set of courses, followed by capstone projects, assessments, competitions/ exhibitions, etc. to ensure they are grasping knowledge to the maximum possible extent.
For Grades 2 to 4 - Curiosity
This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum grabs the students' attention by kicking off with how technology can be integrated with crafts - an aesthetically pleasing introduction to raising their motivation levels for what lies ahead. It then introduces them to motions and mechanisms, and finally to the breadth of STEM.
For Grades 2 to 4 - Curiosity
This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum grabs the students' attention by kicking off with how technology can be integrated with crafts - an aesthetically pleasing introduction to raising their motivation levels for what lies ahead. It then introduces them to motions and mechanisms, and finally to the breadth of STEM.
For Grades 5 to 6 - Capacity
This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum allows children to dig deeper. It begins with a course on electronics. It then moves to a course on coding. After getting familiar with the basics of coding, students learn physical computing; this prepares them for a course on robotics. This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum ends with a course on 3D designing and printing.
For Grades 5 to 6 - Capacity
This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum allows children to dig deeper. It begins with a course on electronics. It then moves to a course on coding. After getting familiar with the basics of coding, students learn physical computing; this prepares them for a course on robotics. This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum ends with a course on 3D designing and printing.
For Grades 7 to 9 - Creativity
This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum takes them deeper into electronics, physical computing, robotics, and 3D designing and printing complex parts by introducing them to the more complex and in-depth concepts of each with a creative hands-on approach. The final stage of the STEM lab school curriculum finally ends with applications of advance DIY-ing in fields of agriculture, bio-mimicking robots, biotechnology, etc.
For Grades 7 to 9 - Creativity
This stage of the STEM lab school curriculum takes them deeper into electronics, physical computing, robotics, and 3D designing and printing complex parts by introducing them to the more complex and in-depth concepts of each with a creative hands-on approach. The final stage of the STEM lab school curriculum finally ends with applications of advance DIY-ing in fields of agriculture, bio-mimicking robots, biotechnology, etc.
STEM Innovation Lab Packages
We understand that schools have their own limitations and though a lot of them would like to implement the innovation program at full scale, some of them may want to take baby-steps. We have designed our packages to ensure that we meet your needs and take it to forward the way it suits you the best.
A Look Inside STEMpedia’s Innovation Labs
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