About STEAM
STEAM is a learning method based on science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics, integrating all these disciplines.
Our goal is to promote creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving skills and innovation among children, while applying concepts related to science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.
In general, STEAM learning helps children develop the broad skills needed in 21 st century education and the labour market. This approach motivates children and adolescents to create meaningful projects.
Science and mathematics
Conduct research and understanding of the natural world through observations, experiments and data analysis. Lays the foundations for logical reasoning and quantitative analysis.
Technologies
Use of resources, software and digital devices to solve problems, promote learning and digital skills.
Engineering
Encourages children and young people to develop, create and develop projects and solutions to real problems by promoting knowledge acquisition and problem-solving skills.
Art
Through visual arts and design, highlights creativity, aesthetics and expression. Mainstreaming art into STEAM learning fosters innovation and brings diverse perspectives.
STEAM methodology
Problem solving skills
STEAM learning incentivizes children and adolescents to find solutions to real problems. It promotes critical and logical thinking and problem-solving skills. Stem education integrates different subjects, providing a more comprehensive and interconnected understanding of the world.
STEAM methodology
Digital
skills
Integrating technology into STEAM learning teaches children and adolescents the practical digital skills that are needed in the digital age. Learning STEAM creates curiosity and promotes an innovative mindset, allowing children and adolescents to explore, experiment and find unique solutions to problems.
STEAM methodology
Labour market prospectives
TEAM learning gives children and adolescents skills that are in demand across industries and professions. This increases their chances of taking on future job challenges. Technology continues to progress, its stem education equips children and teenagers with the skills they need to adapt and succeed in a rapidly changing world.
STEAM methodology
Inspiration and interest in learning
By integrating different disciplines and providing practical, interactive lessons, STEAM learning can lead to more interest and passion for subjects. Children and adolescents engage in applied projects and problem-solving activities that simulate real-life situations, preparing them for future challenges.