Students will choose one of the two available courses, Graphics, Animation & 3D Printing or Programming & Web Development. All students who complete either of those technical courses will be eligible to apply to the STEM Entrepreneurship course.
Introduction to basic and advanced techniques of motion graphics
STEAM is a learning pedagogy that emphasizes an interdisciplinary, applied approach to learning the five subjects in question – science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. STEAM activities help children master more than subject matter; through project-based learning, STEAM empowers children to acquire future skills that they can use to succeed in any field.
The primary aims of the STEM Program are to develop students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills through STEM education and increase their awareness of career opportunities that are available in STEM fields.
The program, initially offered at the STEM Center with funding from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, equips students with the knowledge and skill sets of the 21st century to become active participants and make a change.
The program's goals are to:
STEM is a learning pedagogy that emphasizes an interdisciplinary, applied approach to learning the four subjects in question ̶science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, commonly referred to as STEM. It incorporates hands-on learning and experimentation to promote the development of critical thinking and innovation in youth and children. With an emphasis on engineering, the approach also encourages young professionals to create new inventions that respond to the changing needs of the global economy.
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