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FOR SCHOOLS THAT WISH TO ADD STEAM EDUCATION TO THEIR CURRICULUM.
Schools have a far bigger responsibility today than just uploading the set curriculum in the minds of children. Parents expect schools to be responsible for making their children ready for the world they will grow up in. It requires a real drive and intention from the management to take the extra effort into exposing their students to stimuli that develop the right parts of the brain, thereby instilling the vital fundamental skills needed. Many schools today have adopted STEAM as part of their permanent curriculum. It is a big advantage for parents who are increasingly aware of the importance of STEAM. Leveraging 25 years of experience in designing and manufacturing STEAM toys in India, Blix is a community of builders, creators, tinkerers, and future change-makers. Join the Blix Tribe!
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How can schools set up a STEM lab using Blix products?
Schools can easily set up a STEM lab with Blix products by choosing from a range of kits that cater to different age groups and learning levels. With so many tools, courses, and materials, in the lab, accessing it all can get tedious. And here's where Blix’s LMS for STEM labs in school can be of great help. The LMS allows students and teachers to access course materials and they can even track progress. They can also engage with STEM content from any location. All in all, this digital platform makes it easier to manage the STEM lab experience. The whole process of a STEM lab setup can get overwhelming sometimes. As it's something new. But Blix is here to make the critical easy. The annual support package is thoughtfully planned so that schools get long-term support. Because at the end of the day, the motive is clear: make STEM education accessible to all, and with Blix, any school can make it possible!
What was set up in temples and run by priests?
schools.
Which set of structures makes up the brain stem?
midbrains, pons.medulla
Where can you see a video about setting up your own color scheme as your Gmail theme?
You can set up your own color scheme in labs. The labs are present in the settings. The settings button is just over the top mail.
The first schools during the Middle Ages .?
Schools were set up in the halls of churches.
What colony set up the first tax supported public schools in British North America?
The first colony that set up a tax-supported public schools in British North America was Aurora city schools.
Why Are Schools Investing in STEM Labs?
1. Real-World Skills, Not Just Theory Most of us remember lessons that felt distant, almost unrelated to real life. A STEM tinkering lab changes that by putting concepts right before students. Instead of reading about circuits, students build one with their own hands. Instead of hearing about forces in physics, they see them in action as they experiment with DIY projects. The labs make learning concrete. That's how the concepts click and stay. 2. Building Problem-Solvers and Creative Thinkers These days being able to think on your feet is as important as getting the answer right. In a tinkering lab, students tackle projects that don’t always have one right answer. This gives kids the freedom to both try and make mistakes. They learn patience and creativity. And all these qualities actually can’t be taught through lectures alone. For example, if students build robots in groups, they don't just apply STEM concepts; they instead learn how to innovate. They work and bounce back from mistakes together. We do have something for teachers also! Apart from offering well-designed curricula and international quality STEM kits to schools, we even make sure to train educators when we tie up with any school. For example, we recently set up an exclusive STEAM lab at Prabhat Scholars Academy in Silvassa. We followed our teacher's training program there as well. The trainer support that we give ensures that even schools without dedicated STEM teachers can access robotics labs in the school easily.
What Portuguese leader set up schools and supported exploration?
trains
Which colony set up the first tax supported school?
The first colony that set up a tax-supported public schools in British north America was Aurora city schools.
Why are STEM tinkering labs becoming popular in schools?
In classrooms everywhere, a new type of learning is taking root. One that actually captures students’ interest, is STEM tinkering labs. These aren’t your typical classrooms. Schools that introduce these labs aren’t just “keeping up” with educational trends. They’re equipping students with practical skills and the ability to think critically in a world that demands it. The result? Students don't just memorize facts. They build solutions. They ask questions, and this drives tomorrow’s innovations. What is a STEM Tinkering Lab? A STEM tinkering lab is a dedicated creative space in schools. It is designed to encourage students. They explore, build, and experiment with STEM educational toys. Also, there are STEM Robotics Kits and hands-on tools available to learn from. Here, students learn by doing. They construct robots, design gadgets, and solve problems. The whole concept is all about moving beyond memorising equations and instead doing projects that make science, technology, engineering, and maths both relevant and fun. Why Are Schools Investing in STEM Tinkering Labs? Real-World Skills, Not Just Theory Most of us remember lessons that felt distant, almost unrelated to real life. A STEM tinkering lab changes that by putting concepts right before students. Instead of reading about circuits, students build one with their own hands. Instead of hearing about forces in physics, they see them in action as they experiment with DIY projects. The labs make learning concrete. That's how the concepts click and stay. Building Problem-Solvers and Creative Thinkers These days being able to think on your feet is as important as getting the answer right. In a tinkering lab, students tackle projects that don’t always have one right answer. This gives kids the freedom to both try and make mistakes. They learn patience and creativity. And all these qualities actually can’t be taught through lectures alone. For example, if students build robots in groups, they don't just apply STEM concepts; they instead learn how to innovate. They work and bounce back from mistakes together.
What happened to Puritan towns that did not set up the required schools?
The towns were fined
What were schools called that were set up to teach runaway slaves how to read?
Whateves
