SmartLab earns new ISTE Seal for PBL + STEM curriculum and platform! READ THE ARTICLE
Why smartlab learning?
These skills enable today’s learners to stay competitive in tomorrow’s world.
developing LIfe skills
While learning core math and science concepts, students must also develop essential skills to thrive in tomorrow’s world. SmartLab Learning’s suite of programs support core learning while helping students think critically, collaborate, communicate, and hone their creativity.
Who it helps
With SmartLab Learning’s student-led approach, learners have ample opportunities to gain cross-functional skills.
Learn Collaboration
Students work in pairs and learn to take the lead, negotiate, collaborate, and make decisions.
Gain Independence
Learners gain information literacy and independence as they seek information from three resources before turning to their teacher for answers.
Develop Perseverance
Students learn how to plan, execute, and finish projects within certain parameters.
Struggle Productively
Educators are taught to create a safe place where learners can explore, struggle, and try again.
HOW IT WORKS
Set and Accomplish Goals
Students define goals, identify problems they want to solve, and manage their time to accomplish their goals.
Embrace Inquisitive Learning
Learners think critically, ask questions, find answers, and creatively develop effective solutions.
Work in Teams
Students work in pairs, where teamwork is as important as the project outcome.
Gain Communication Skills
Students hone their communication skills by sharing their learning with their peers and teacher.
Share Insights and Connections
Students share insights and, through self-reflection, connect what they’re doing with what they’re learning and record it in their portfolio.
“The skills that are developed in the SmartLab HQs create good citizens and good humans. It builds on foundational skills and creates the ideal attitudes you want to see in the classroom.”
We’re excited to hear from you. Let’s change the way your students engage with math and science–in and outside the classroom.