This course introduces creative and hands-on approaches to teaching Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) in early childhood and primary education. It focuses on fostering curiosity, problem-solving, and critical thinking through interactive activities, project-based learning, and the use of technology. Educators will gain strategies to make STEM concepts accessible and engaging for young learners.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of child development and learning processes
Interest in STEM education and hands-on teaching methods
Access to simple STEM materials (optional)
Features
- Overview of STEM education for young learners
Inquiry-based and experiential learning strategies
Practical STEM activities and lesson plan development
Integration of technology and digital tools in STEM learning
Case studies and success stories from global best practices
Interactive assignments, quizzes, and certification upon completion
Target audiences
- Early childhood and primary school teachers
STEM educators and curriculum developers
Education policymakers and school administrators
Parents and caregivers interested in fostering STEM learning at home
Education students and researchers