

STEAM education is an approach that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics as access points for guiding student inquiry, dialogue and critical thinking.
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There are actually 6 steps to creating a STEAM classroom, no matter what area you teach.

Twirly Whirly Milk is an example of how you can STEAM up an experiment to naturally connect science and art, making learning more powerful for students.

In today's 43rd episode, we'll be talking about 6 tech tools for your classroom.

Teach an unforgettable water cycle lesson with some movement in the classroom.

Today, we're discussing creating artistic visualizations of data and how this can enhance the learning process with your students.

In this 39th episode, we discuss how to streamline all your STUFF and the process I use on Pearltrees to store all my digital files in one place.


For the past few weeks we have been discussing Engagement through Rigor.

A new year is always a great time for reflection, and that’s just what we are doing as the founders of K12ArtChat.

Over the next few weeks we will be discussing engagement through rigor for each of the STEAM-ER series content areas.

If a teacher can create a shoebox kits for each experiment they plan throughout the year, all he or she has to do is pull out the shoebox.
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