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It's a hands on mind stimulating activity

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Raben and Mark think it makes collaboration and learning happen in a “no one right answer way “.

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Why is it worth it

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To promote critical thinking skills.

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exploratory learning is much more fun!

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Teaching with makersspace allows students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills. It's important  for students to apply the skills they learn in class to something tangable. 

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Teaching with makersspace allows students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills. It's important  for students to apply the skills they learn in class to something tangable. 

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It is worth it because it was problem-solving in a fun way. Students need to see their ideas come to LIFE.

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Maker Ed is worth it because it allows critical thinking, collaboration and innovative thinking which is the future of education

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Collaboration and thinking happen in a fun and “no one right answer” way.

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Why is it worth it?

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kids adsorb more through hands on learning!

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It promotes a culture of collaboration and critical thinking, both of which are important skills to have in the real world.

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Students learn through a process instead of being told.

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Cori Latta
This allows students to be imaginative and creative in various ways and opportunities

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Teaching with a makerspace is worth it because students will find that they are full of good ideas they didnt' know they had.  This will ultimately empower them and help them believe in their (maybe latent) abilities.

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Teaching with a makerspace is worth it because students will find that they are full of good ideas they didnt' know they had.  This will ultimately empower them and help them believe in their (maybe latent) abilities.

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Kroeger

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Maker Ed is innovative solutions to education

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Students need to develop crustal thinking skills to be sought after job candidates in 2020 and beyond.

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It requires students to use critical thinking skills and creativity

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Students not only get to learn something new, they get to create it. And if they pair something they learned with something they created, retention will be higher.

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It makes students think and solve actual problems

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It makes students think and solve actual problems

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Why is teaching using a makerspace important for kids?

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Why is teaching using a makerspace important for kids?