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November 15, 2024
Experiential Learning
Teachers are always looking for new strategies to engage our students and help them thrive academically. The link between student engagement and improved learning outcomes is more than a theory; the numbers tell the story.
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November 8, 2024
Experiential Learning
When parents and students inquire about Envision programs, their questions often center around two key questions:
1) What sets Envision apart from other educational opportunities?
2) How can participating in these programs make a tangible difference in my future?
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October 31, 2024
Experiential Learning
As parents, we all want the best for our children. We encourage them to study hard, get good grades, and pursue their dreams. But there’s a growing body of research that suggests that academic success alone may not be enough to prepare our kids for the future. It has been shown that obtaining a college degree alone, in many cases, is not enough to meet modern job requirements and the challenges of the future workforce. Students need to be prepared with additional soft skills training and experience.
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October 25, 2024
Experiential Learning
In today’s ever-evolving education landscape, hands-on learning remains one of the most effective ways to engage students, deepen their understanding of complex concepts, and ignite a passion for learning. This is especially true with students who are interested in engineering, where experiential learning allows students to see theory in action, solve real-world problems, and explore future careers in STEM.
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October 15, 2024
Experiential Learning
As parents, one of the most powerful ways we can support our children is by helping them understand how they learn best. Every child has unique learning preferences, and recognizing these styles can make a significant impact on their educational journey. As research continues to evolve, we now understand more about how the brain learns, and a strong focus has emerged around project-based and hands-on learning as particularly effective methods for many learners.
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September 18, 2024
Experiential Learning
As any teacher will tell you, math is often the least favorite subject of most students. One reason students struggle with math is that it often feels abstract to them. When applied in the real world, students begin to see that math is all around us in the physical world. By incorporating STEM learning into real-world experiences, teachers can help students connect mathematical concepts as they apply to their everyday lives in a fun, hands-on way. One engaging method is hosting a Math Scavenger Hunt—a creative activity that ties STEM learning to real-world applications or, as the students might say, IRL.
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