5 ways STEM boosts children’s self-confidence
Early STEM education is much more than learning about science, technology, engineering and maths. How does early STEM exploration help the children develop their self-confidence?
Inquiry-based learning
Fresh air, free play and focused minds
Free unstructured outdoor play is important for children’s motor, social skills and language development. How do educators best balance guidance and safety with free exploration?
STEM leaders in early childhood education
Find out how inquiry-based practices support the STEM learning experience. Every educator – including you! – can facilitate joyful STEM education in early childhood services.
What makes me a me?
Have you ever pondered what makes you a you? How would you go about finding out? Would you compare yourself to other people, animals, things?
Going bananas
While unpacking the groceries together, my five-year-old queried how long it would take for the bananas to be ripe enough to eat, providing a perfect entry point to developing a science experiment.
Possum magic
Two possums’ Australian quest is a wonderful illustration of inquiry-based learning with its trial and error, and hands-on experiences.