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STEM From The aculty Teachers integrate practical tools and re-

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rom The
Science Faculty
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sources into the curriculum, creating an im-
EDUCATION mersive learning environment where students

not only grasp theoretical concepts but also
engage in hands-on, inquiry-based activities.

Nurturing Tomorrow’s Scientists and Innovators Practical sessions are thoughtfully designed to
emphasise problem-solving, critical thinking,
By Dr. Afekhai Patrick and collaboration, reflecting the interdisciplin-
ary nature of STEM fields. With a commitment

The integration of technology is revolution- to diversity and inclusion, the Regent Second-
ising how students engage with STEM sub- ary School prepares its students to become to-
jects, with laboratory activities, simulations, morrow’s scientists and innovators, equipped
and interactive learning platforms, offer- to fit into the rapidly evolving technological
ing hands-on experiences to complement World.
traditional classroom learning. The use of
technology in STEM education is supported Given the imminent future defined by techno-

by organisations such as the (International logical advancements and scientific discover-
Society for Technology in Education, 2021). ies, the significance of STEM education cannot
be overstated.
Additionally, STEM education is transition-
ing towards project-based learning, where Through nurturing a passion for inquiry, prob-
students tackle real-world problems using lem-solving, and collaboration, educators can
interdisciplinary approaches, enhancing cultivate a generation of scientists and inno-
their problem-solving skills and providing vators ready to confront the complex chal-
insights into the collaborative nature of sci- lenges that lie ahead.

entific and technological advancements
TEM education, which encompasses (Buck Institute for Education, 2022).
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Reference
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ties and challenges of the 21st century. Ac- firmly rooted in STEM education, embodying is Project-Based Learning?
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