why smartlab learning?
Keep all students engaged authentically.
Involving students in their own educational process promotes meaningful learning.
Creating authentic Connections to learning
Engaged learners are more focused and build stronger critical-thinking skills.
By improving student engagement, administrators see a marked shift in classroom performance. With SmartLab Learning’s student-led approach, students follow their passions, address issues close to them, and embrace their curiosity. This leads to engaged students who don’t want to leave the classroom.
who it helps
When students are engaged, they perform better in school.
Younger students learn to follow their personal interests and identify how they relate to core math and science content.
Older students naturally follow their curiosity as they apply multiple core math and science concepts to projects they care about.
Educators learn to relinquish their role as holders of knowledge and transition to guides on the side.
Administrators can rely on research that proves engaged students have better attendance and higher graduation rates.
How SmartLab Learning Works
Engaging students is a key component of our educational design.
Write Open-Ended Engagements
Designing open-ended engagements that allow students to apply core math and science concepts to projects that they care about.
Use State-of-the-Art Technology
Surrounding learners with leading-edge technologies, learning resources, and the ability to direct their own learning.
Encourage Individual Exploration
Encouraging students to explore questions connected to their own interests and abilities.
Train Supportive Facilitators
Giving students the responsibility to lead their own learning while being supported by a trained facilitator.
“They want to stay through their classes, during lunch, during recess, and yes … we actually have to ask our students to leave the school because it’s time to go home.”
Explore Our SmartLab Learning Programs
Ready to start planning your own SmartLab?
We’re excited to hear from you. Let’s change the way your students engage with math and science–in and outside the classroom.
