Please Join – There’s no place like Tech.

By WITT

Women in tech have the right to succeed and the responsibility to help others. We heard clearly that while not all girls want to enter a tech career, they understand they will be utilizing technology in every aspect of their lives. They want to be knowledgeable, they want to be courageous, and they want to…

Inclusion and diversity via STEAM education

By WITT

Our world continues to be increasingly reliant on technology for innovation in the twenty-first century. The emergence of new technologies and developments in industries like biotechnology, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence are influencing how we work and live. The demand for people with knowledge and expertise in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics is therefore rising…

How to give your child the STEAM education edge in 2023

By WITT

Why add the A (arts) in STEAM? Incorporating arts and creative thinking in practical contexts is the goal of adding the arts to STEM as we discuss STEAM learning methods. Working in a studio is not the only aspect of art. Finding and developing creative approaches to problem solving, integrating ideas, or information presentation are…

STEM vs. STEAM (the complete guide for parents in 2023)

By WITT

In today’s world, while parents and caregivers are familiar with STEM, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, it is our belief that more people need to learn about STEAM, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. To help you with some clear definitions of and practices, we’ve put together this article…

Building imagination and creativity into the future of work

By WITT

As we head into a period of recession, after a pandemic, the need for learning in new ways, and making the most of our creativity becomes increasingly important. Teachers, and the educational system, are seeing that a sustainable future requires finding creative, multidisciplinary solutions to the new difficulties presented by a world that is changing…

2 key principles for adding STEAM learning to your child’s curriculum

By WITT

For young children, inquiry-based education can cut barriers to learning like little else. In this arena, STEAM (science technology engineering ART and math) acquires greater relevance. The use of active learning techniques in STEAM promotes the development of vocabulary, critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and reflection. By giving kids the chance to view the world through…