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Top 5 Game Development Platforms for Young Coders

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Game development teaches kids valuable skills like creativity, problem-solving, and persistence—skills they’ll use for life! Building Problem-Solving Skills Through Game Development Game development naturally encourages kids to think critically and solve problems. And the best part?

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Incorporating Engineering Practices into Texas Science Classrooms

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Post by Lauren Kelly November 2, 2024 If you're a Texas educator, you’ve likely heard about the new science standards that now include engineering practices. In this post, we’ll explore what Scientific and Engineering Practices (SEPs) are, why they’ve been added, and how you can seamlessly incorporate them into your classroom.

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13 Online Bridge Building Resources

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Recent years have seen a resurgence for some great reasons: Problem-solving skills: Bridge building requires you to identify and solve problems, such as how to make a bridge strong enough to support a certain weight or how to make a bridge that is aesthetically pleasing.

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Hands-On Geometry: 2D Shapes STEM Task Cards & Engineering Challenges

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These hands-on, inquiry-based challenges help students explore geometric concepts through creative engineering activities using sticks and dough making math come to life in a fun and meaningful way. These task cards often include open-ended questions, building challenges, or problem-solving scenarios that promote inquiry-based learning.

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The Engineering Design Process vs. The 5E Model

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Currently, two methodologies have been at the forefront of my own exploration, and these have become the basis for which I design our STEM curriculum: The Engineering Design Process (EDP) and the 5E Instructional Model. Steps Involved: Ask : What is the problem? Engineer : Apply new knowledge and skills.

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Left-brain or Right-brain Dominant? Explore the Ideal Subjects to Nurture your Strengths

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You excel in subjects that require problem-solving skills and have a strong understanding of numbers and patterns. Here are some ideal subjects for left-brain dominant individuals: Electrical or Computer Engineering Electrical or computer engineering is a perfect fit for left-brain dominant individuals.

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Qweebi: Transforming STEM Education with a Virtual Makerspace

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The platform eliminates the need for expensive supplies and logistical struggles while still allowing students to engage in critical problem-solving and engineering design. With Qweebi, students could jump straight into building and problem-solving. Iterate, iterate, iterate!