Tapping the Potential of Learning Through Play in STEAM Programs
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We know children thrive through play, but did you know that learning through play is a powerful research-backed strategy to boost student engagement in the classroom?
“When students are playing, they’re unlocking their natural curiosity and finding their joy in learning,” said Dr. Jenny Nash, Head of Education Impact, US, for LEGO Education, during a recent virtual Tech & Learning roundtable discussion. “And when students learn in a purposeful, hands-on way it builds their confidence, and lessons can really become more motivating and meaningful. Purposeful play is rooted in pedagogical approaches, such as project-based learning, and it’s really known to increase student learning outcomes.” […]
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