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Research shows that hands-on experiences combined with computer simulations can promote student conceptual understanding and lead to greater learning gains compared to each modality individually1. Through a collaboration between the Museum of Science, Boston, and MindLabs, we deployed the YES Engineering Safety Vests hands-on unit alongside the MindLabs Energy and Circuits AR kit in three fourth-grade classrooms at Yorktown Elementary School in Indiana.
Recently, I was fortunate to spend lots of time with my 2-year-old grandson, Rocco. Like …
At this year’s MACUL conference in Michigan, one theme kept echoing through the sessions, hallways, …
As technology rapidly evolves, today’s students must develop the skills and mindset to thrive in …
With rapid advancements in technology, the modern classroom is evolving like never before. Educators continually …
Teaching abstract concepts in elementary classrooms can be tough—textbooks and static visuals often don’t fully …
Le’vetta Parker said the students are using the technology to create different scenarios and test different theories of force in motion, such as “how much force is needed to get the item to go in the direction they want it to go and what speed.”
New Orleans hosted the 2023 Future of Education Technology Conference #FETC with a distinctly NOLA …
Explore Interactive Join Forces with Museum of Science, Boston’s EiE Team to Expand Research-Proven, Digital …
Whiting, Ind. (May 5, 2022) – Explore Interactive, a West Lafayette-based ed-tech company, has received $1 …
