STEM Education
STEM education takes an interdisciplinary and hands-on approach, teaching students Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) through real-world applications. Instead of learning these disciplines separately, students explore how they work together in practical, everyday situations.
Venture into the World of STEM Education
What is STEM Education?
The Ministry of Education Malaysia initiated the STEM education program as part of the Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013-2025. This initiative aims to equip students with the skills needed to face challenges in science and technology while ensuring the country produces enough qualified STEM graduates.
STEM uses an integrated approach to teach Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics emphasizing real-world applications. Unlike standard classroom settings where objects are taught separately, STEM encourages a cohesive learning model.
Innovative Thinking Method
PHASE #1 : Imagine
In this phase, students explore creative ways to solve problems by thinking outside the box and brainstorming solutions.
PHASE #2 : Build
In this phase, students are introduced to the relevant components and technological systems for particular innovations. They create and develop their ideas with engineering discipline.
PHASE #3 : Have Fun
In this phase, students are encouraged to experiment and test their initial designs. Not only that, they will finding joy in their outcomes and continuing to make improvements.
PHASE #4 : Be Creative
In this phase, students are nurtured to maintain a creative attitude, challenge conventions. They also can generate new ideas while adhering to ethical standards and project frameworks.
