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STEM Learning unveils Mini Science Centres
STEM Learning, a pioneer in introducing and installing mini science centres at schools in India, was conceptualised with an aim to inculcate liking of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics at the school level. These interactive working models help students in identifying and experiencing fundamental concepts which they learn from books, making studying more practical.
Mumbai: STEM Learning, a pioneer in introducing and installing mini science centres at schools in India, was conceptualised with an aim to inculcate liking of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics at the school level. These interactive working models help students in identifying and experiencing fundamental concepts which they learn from books, making studying more practical.
A Mini Science Centre includes 60 table-top interactive maths and science working-models/exhibits along with informational backdrops, user manuals, teacher training programme and 2 years assessment and maintenance by STEM Learning."The Mini Science Centre models have been mapped to the syllabus of class 5 to 10 of CBSE, ICSE and SSC boards and are designed by renowned scientists and educationists in India.
More than 350,000 students in India have benefited from our Science Centres in just 3 years," said Ashutosh Pandit, Managing Director, STEM Learning.
