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STEM House education system

STEM House education system. EDSG 100 Section 17 Stephen ernharth , Ryan Shapiro, ryan schaeffer , nathasha ramirez. Table of contents. Our Goal Gantt Chart Specifications Systems Diagram Brainstorming Evaluation Flowchart Sample Software Screenshots Conclusion Questions.

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STEM House education system

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  1. STEM House education system EDSG 100 Section 17 Stephen ernharth, Ryan Shapiro, ryanschaeffer, nathasharamirez

  2. Table of contents • Our Goal • Gantt Chart • Specifications • Systems Diagram • Brainstorming • Evaluation • Flowchart • Sample Software Screenshots • Conclusion • Questions

  3. Our goal Enhance STEM education by modifying methods of teaching while keeping up with the standards of education, and improving students’ abilities to think critically and creatively. As a subsystem we’ve come up with ways to associate the software to the hands-on activities that the students will be required to complete during the STEM HOUSE program.

  4. Design Specifications Teacher Preparation Specs. • Fit into their schedule • Easily learned • Not time consuming • Affordable Software Specs. • Enhance the learning of the State Standards • Engaging • Proper Complexity for the student • Help facilitate the hands-on component (next iteration) • Affordable Instructional Methodology Specs. • Incorporates teachers, software, and hands-on component • Proper balance of lecture, virtual learning, and physical components • Appropriate grading styles to ensure that the program is effective and comprehendible

  5. Systems Diagram

  6. Brainstorming

  7. evaluation As a whole, it was decided that the STEM HOUSE will be comprised of a virtual learning experience as well as a practical hands-on approach. Therefore, the possibilities to use methods other than software were not applicable. As far as the teaching preparation goes, regardless of what method is chosen, identical resources and time consumption is necessary.

  8. Evaluation of instructional methodology Based on our evaluation matrix, the option we have selected to use is the option where teachers supervise the students while using the software, as well as assist with the physical aspects, like the panels.

  9. Conclusion Goals Revisited: • Enhance STEM Learning • The combination of instruction by teachers, software, and physical components will motivate the students to think deeper about certain subjects and allows them to gain a greater understanding of the material required by the state standards. • Promote Creative and Critical Thinking • The software combined with the panels allow the students to have more freedom to explore the possibilities that both have to offer. The software, specifically, will ask more conceptual questions about topics to ensure that students are not just learning at a knowledge level, but are able to apply that knowledge.

  10. Questions

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