Engage Students in STEAM Learning with TinkRworks: Nationwide School Partnerships
ELMHURST, Ill. — In a bid to enhance access and opportunities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) education, schools and districts nationwide are increasingly turning to TinkRworks. This fall, numerous public, private, and charter schools have either initiated or renewed partnerships with TinkRworks to incorporate project-based STEAM learning into their classrooms.
School Partnerships Across the Nation
Noteworthy districts and schools that have recently extended or broadened their collaborations with TinkRworks include Killeen Independent School District in Texas, Hope Community Public Charter School – Tolson in Washington, D.C., Frances Xavier Warde School in Chicago, Barack Obama School of Leadership and STEM in Park Forest – Chicago Heights School District 163, and St. Isaac Jogues Parish Catholic School in Hinsdale, Illinois. Moreover, The Woodlands Christian Academy in Texas is among the new schools joining the roster of TinkRworks partners.
Empowering Academic Goals with TinkRworks
These educational institutions are part of a growing cohort nationwide that is embracing TinkRworks to bolster their academic objectives while fostering an inclusive STEAM learning environment for students from kindergarten to eighth grade. Dr. Chad Stevens, the CEO of TinkRworks, highlighted the versatility of the program, stating, “TinkRworks can be implemented in a variety of settings, making it a straightforward choice for school and district leaders. Our STEAM curriculum and projects are plug-and-play, suitable for educators of all backgrounds, including those new to teaching STEAM subjects. We are thrilled to welcome our new partner schools and districts and are eager to witness how they leverage our immersive curriculum to captivate students in novel ways.”
Transformative STEAM Learning with TinkRworks
TinkRworks offers a comprehensive K-8 STEAM solution that promotes project-based learning and nurtures students’ innovation skills. The program comprises a curriculum aligned with standards, innovative hands-on project kits, professional development opportunities, and a web-based learning platform and coding environment enabling students to bring their projects to fruition. With each project providing 10 to 18 hours of instruction that can be tailored to suit specific classroom requirements, TinkRworks is adaptable for integration into various subjects like STEM/STEAM, science, math, English language arts, music, art, and social studies. Additionally, TinkRworks is suitable for deployment in after-school programs, summer schools/camps, and other extended learning initiatives.
By fostering a hands-on approach to learning, TinkRworks empowers students to explore the realms of STEAM education, sparking their creativity and critical thinking skills in an engaging and interactive manner.
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