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S.T.E.A.M Curriculum
At YRES, our STEAM program sparks curiosity and fosters critical thinking. It’s an engaging blend of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics that encourages creativity, problem-solving, and a lifelong love for learning. Join us for a fun, hands-on experience that inspires the thinkers and innovators of tomorrow.
More on our Educational Approach
In our YRES STEAM program, we employ an experiential and inquiry-based teaching methodology that prioritizes hands-on learning. 3Participants can expect the following hands-on learning experiences:
Hands-On Projects
Participants will actively engage in projects that require them to apply their knowledge and skills. These projects could involve building robots, conducting experiments, creating art, or designing innovative solutions.
Exploration through Inquiry
Our approach encourages children to ask questions and seek answers through inquiry-based learning. They’ll learn by exploring, experimenting, and discovering solutions to real-world problems.
Collaborative Learning
Teamwork is an essential component of our methodology. Children work together on group projects, fostering social skills, communication, and problem-solving abilities.
Critical Thinking
We nurture critical thinking skills by challenging children to analyze problems, think creatively, and find innovative solutions. They gain confidence in their ability to tackle challenges and overcome obstacles.
Real-World Relevance
Learning is most effective when it’s relevant to everyday life. Our STEAM program connects concepts to real-world applications, making the content relatable and meaningful for children.
Progressive Learning
We adapt our teaching to suit different age groups, ensuring that content is age-appropriate and progressively challenging as children grow.