Smart STEM to revolutionise Science, Maths learning, teaching

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Making a new interdisciplinary approach in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, Educomp has come up with unique new scientific innovations that foster life long interest in all the three major science subjects including mathematics among students.

In an annual Educomp school conclave in the presence of approximately 50 school principals of the capital city on Friday, resource personnel of Educomp discussed several parameters and key challenges faced by the education system today especially in imparting the technical education.

With the objective to help school personnel identify, discuss and solve key issues in imparting quality technical education and to distinguish the core challenges for schools of the 21st century, the resource personnel of the company introduced its latest offering in innovative learning called Smart STEM.

“Educomp Smart STEM gives a whole new perspective to science and mathematics by evolving and embracing a learning mechanism that is globally recognized and followed. It develops a sound concept of both the subjects through a cohesive learning approach. The system is a unique blend of technology with traditional teaching methods. The students grasp the content by watching realistic 3D animations, simulation and engage in quizzes and 2D/3D interactivities to apply the knowledge,” said, State Business Head at Educomp Solutions ltd., Sujoy Biswas.

STEM Education is a concept driven approach that also strengthens a student’s analytical skills, problem solving abilities. “Our aim is to update all the schools with the latest teaching modules and technologies. The conclave enables all the educators to be future ready with State-of-Art technology integration that can surely revolutionize the way education is imparted at present. It enables each learner to develop a creative thinking and make experimental learning fun and insightful,” added Biswas. 

During the technical session, participants were given live demos and were exposed to numerous new media platforms through various examples that can create a network for all schools to deliver, monitor and upshot targets in science and mathematics learners.

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