Impact of STEM and PBL on Student Learning
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STEM and PBL programs engage students in solving real-world problems using hands-on learning and collaborative group work. Students learn critical thinking, problem solving, and how to explain their reasoning. They also explore career possibilities and have fun learning in an active environment that challenges them to think outside the box and learn from failure.
Impact of STEM and PBL on Student Learning
- 1. How STEM and PBL have Impacted Student Learning
- 2. “I like STEM because the program gets kids to interact with the world when learning. Instead of using paper and pencil to solve problems, we use real life examples to solve real life problems.” Students learn to be Real World Problem Solvers
- 3. Students learn to think “outside of the box”
- 5. “I think my favorite PBL is the garden PBL. I really used my critical thinking skills. That PBL challenged me. We had to stay within our budget cost, put plants in sections, and use area to figure out everything. I was proud of my group” QuickTime™ and a AVC Coding decompressor are needed to see this picture. Students learn to explain their thinking and defend their answers
- 6. QuickTime™ and a Motion JPEG OpenDML decompressor are needed to see this picture. Students are engaged and excited about learning
- 7. “This is a fun program because we get to collaborate together to solve problems and build stuff.” Students learn how to work in collaborative groups
- 8. “After being in STEM, I now know engineering is for me!” Students learn about new career possibilities
- 9. “The STEM program make us think a lot so we will be able to use critical thinking when we get to higher grades or even college.” Student learn to think critically
- 10. “My learning environment is always active and everyone is trying to learn something new. We get taught in fun ways and we do PBLs to make real life problems fun.” QuickTime™ and a H.264 decompressor are needed to see this picture. Students have fun!
- 11. And now a Pep Talk fr