What skills should a child "acquire"?

Hello, this is Kaburaki, GLI representative.

 

I have had many opportunities to meet with parents recently,

 

What skills should (my child) develop in the future?"

 

We will be asked the question "What is the best way to get the best out of this project?

 

As for this answer,Four Skills English Proficiency, Logical Thinking SkillsThere are a few things that you must keep in mind, such asSTEAM."It is.

 

Why STEAM is needed in the future?

 

WHEREAS.What is STEAM?"Some people find it difficult to talk about theWhy do we need SETAM in the future?"Simply put, the

 

"Because it helps me develop problem-solving skills."

 

It is.Nowadays, with the rise of robots and AI, "doing exactly what you are told" is no longer valuable in our society.Because they are more"Accurate."That is why.

 

In the past, there was some value there,Schooling focuses on developing students who are knowledgeable and able to perform in a balanced mannerwas right.

 

However, robots and AI are now taking their place in society.

 

(1) "Solve" the problem
(2) "Create" what you wish you had

 

The value to the company is higher than ever before. If we can provide this value,They can be irreplaceable by robots and AI, and can even receive high rewardsIt is.

 

Therefore,We should be working on developing those two skills in school education,Unfortunately, we're completely behind in our efforts there.It is.

 

stillMost of the tests confirm knowledge.and that will lead to the future,How do you solve a problem like this?" etc. are far less common.I guess so.

 

That's why, for the future.Develop problem-solving skills.STEAM Education."I would recommend the

 

In STEAM education, students acquire "problem-solving skills" by solving the world's problems through the acronyms "Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics".having said that

 

I'm thinking, "STEAM is a specialized skill, isn't it? It seems too difficult for my child..."

 

Some people seem to shy away from it. But actually,You don't need that much specialized skills.It is.

 

Because in order to solve the world's problems, it is necessary to think, "This problem can be solved by using this kind of "means"!saidSTEAM Literacy (=Knowledge of STEAM)"This is because you can do it if you have

 

Just being able to think of ideas is valuable in our society.

 

On the contrary,Without that STEAM literacy, it will be harder to provide high value in society in the future.It may be.

 

put simplySTEAM Literate or Not? What is it? It makes a big difference in the future."You can think of it as a "good idea". Just to say this,

 

'Kaburaki-san, then how do I learn STEAM literacy?'

 

You may feel that this is a good idea. So, the first step in increasing that STEAM literacy is to

 

To know how the world's problems are solved from a STEAM perspective.

 

is important. So, this time,

 

(1) Learn about problems in the world
(2) Learn how problems are solved using STEAM

 

Winter School (STEAM program)to be held at the same time!

 

In this program, we will start with the mainWith the "Two STEAM Activities," you will first learn about the problems in the world and then how each problem has been solved.

 

And,By having participants discuss about problems happening in the world based on the ideas obtained through the activities, "How would you solve the problems? by having the participants discuss about how they would solve the problems happening in the world based on the ideas they obtained through the activities,Stimulate interest and exploration not only in English and STEAM, but also in the worldThis is the aim of this project.

 

Activity 1: Hydraulic Bridge

So far, we have seen the picture above on TV and other media, such asUnique bridgeYou have seen the

 

It was also the reason for this unique bridge.There was a "land-based problem," and from a "STEAM perspective," that problem was solved.It is a

 

We will learn what problems were encountered and what STEAM perspectives were used.

 

Activity 2: Drone flying

 

Drones are now seen in a variety of places, such as medical care and disasters,What kind of problem solving can we utilize?is it?

 

On the day of the event, participants will be asked to discuss solutions to the problems while actually flying.

 

Schedule
January 4 (Monday)-5 (Tuesday)

[Time
9:00-15:00

Capacity
First 10 students (1st-6th grade)

Participation fee
Internal students: 29,000 yen (tax included)
Outside students: 31,000 yen (tax included)

 

It is. Even if you are an outside student.For 2,500 yen per hour, you can learn problem-solving skills.So, I think it is a very good deal.

 

Plus, for April 2020 enrollment only.(1) Membership Campaign (details to be announced in February) and (2) 4,000 yen cash back for participation fee.The company also conducts

 

If you read this blog and understand the importance of STEAM and want to participate and would like to participate,

 

● Official LINE:https://lin.ee/s1So1QE

● Call us:03-5534-9628

 

Please contact us in any way you like. We hope you will enjoy learning STEAM while having fun.

 

GLI Representative Kaburaki