SmartLab earns new ISTE Seal for PBL + STEM curriculum and platform! READ THE ARTICLE
why smartlab learning?
With SmartLab Learning, students discover abilities and interests they never knew they had.
Igniting Career Curiosity
Successful STEM classrooms (science, technology, engineering, and math) are much more than a few kits or “stuff” in a room. With SmartLab Learning’s robust programs—complete with standards-aligned math and science supplemental curriculum, professional development, technology, environmental design, and experiential learning opportunities—students become independent thinkers who can gather information to evaluate, question, and interpret.
Who It Helps
Students who are not naturally proficient in math or science to excel.
Students with different learning styles find a path to experience learning naturally.
Educators support students as they explore career pathways.
Educators feel revitalized and have a renewed love for teaching.
Administrators are celebrated for innovative programming that sets their schools apart.
With SmartLab Learning’s robust experiential learning opportunities, students explore new skills, tools, and math and science concepts every day. Our experiences:
Challenges to Grow With
Scaffold from K–12 with increasing levels of challenge and self-direction.
Age Appropriate
Use age-appropriate tools and learning kits so students learn to use the right tool for the right task.
Encouragement Within Abilities
Encourage students to select an appropriate level of challenge and take their projects as far as they’re able.
Collaboration is Key
Are structured for partner learning, which ensures that quality collaboration is as important as the final work product, and therefore becomes part of the regular assessment process.
Student Portfolios
Help students demonstrate their mastery of learning through portfolios and presentations.
“SmartLabs have absolutely brought both girls and people of color into the STEM fields at our high schools.”
We’re excited to hear from you. Let’s change the way your students engage with math and science—in and outside the classroom.