Lab Notes

What would you guess is the most beneficial skill a student could master in 2015? Probably technology, right? Actually, while being tech-savvy is certainly crucial to success in this digital age of ours, it’s not the most vital skill by any means. Rather, the various aspects of 21st century learning skills – creativity, hands-on learning, and the ability to take leadership and make decisions – all come together in one discipline: entrepreneurship. Our Gamer class is an awesome example of how students can be introduced to these skills and work together to have fun and learn new things!

These days, technology is a natural part of children’s lives. They know how to watch movies on tablets, play games on their computers, and text with friends on cell phones from the time they learn to read, and they can’t even imagine what life was like before the ubiquity of the internet.