PIONEER IN STEM EDUCATION SYSTEM
STEMHOUSE PROGRAMS
Stemhouse puts special emphasis on transferring knowledge through hands-on activities
that are interesting and apply theoretical lessons to daily life
to create real-world solutions.
EDUCATIONAL APPROACHES
Learning through experience and practice encourage students to truly develop their thinking, apply knowledge proficiently, and actively enjoy learning, rather than passively memorise scattered pieces of information.
Teaching Science
Based on constructivism theory of learning, including 5 phases: Engagement - Exploration - Explanation - Elaboration - Evaluation. Each phase represents a stage of knowledge acquisition. Therefore, students build knowledge from practical experiences and develop the concepts of Science step by step.
Teaching
The CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) is a teaching method that combines learning subject content with learning language. In CLIL, students not only learn about a subject such as math, science or history but also learn a language (usually English) through studying the aforementioned subjects' content.
Teaching Mathematics
Singapore's Math widely known teaching method is called CPA (Concrete – Pictorial – Abstract), developed based on research on children's cognitive development.
TPR is the abbreviation for Total Physical Response, a language teaching method developed by psychology professor James Asher, at San José State University. This method is based on the combination of language and physical movement, helping children develop language naturally and absorb lessons more effectively.
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
Learning through experience and practice encourage students to truly develop their thinking, apply knowledge proficiently, and actively enjoy learning, rather than passively memorise scattered pieces of information.
TEACHERS
Learning through experience and practice encourage students to truly develop their thinking, apply knowledge proficiently, and actively enjoy learning, rather than passively memorise scattered pieces of information.
FEEDBACK FROM PARENTS
Learning through experience and practice, students can truly develop their thinking, apply knowledge fluently, and actively enjoy the lessons, not just passively memorize.