How to incorporate STEM learning in early childhood
How can we increase the STEM skills of our young children if we have difficulty recognising STEM learning opportunities and feel unsure about scaffolding STEM concepts?
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Blogs related to early childhood education teaching and learning and development. Written by recognised author-educators and experienced staff. Each blog is tagged for easy filtering.
Why is STEM important in education?
Why is STEM important in early childhood education? Explore the reasons why STEM should be a key focus in education.
A quick snapshot of Floorbooks®
Discover how to use Floorbooks® – where thoughts, ideas and open-ended questions are recorded by children and their educators.
Young children and STEM
Associate Professor Christine Howitt discusses the importance of integrating STEM into early childhood settings. It is an integrated approach to exploring and investigating.
Planning with and for children (Floorbooks)
Dr Claire Warden shares the reason she started planning with and for children through Floorbooks® years ago. She provides a taste of what they are today by answering questions.
Why STEM is important in a changing world
STEM Detective authors, Niki Buchan and Bronwyn Cron, discusses why encouraging STEM thinking is important to empower children with skills needed to live well.