STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Whether in kindergarten or elementary school, through STEM approaches, children experience numerous opportunities to be creative and curious. STEM becomes even more exciting with the addition of art, or STE(A)M for short. In our seminar, we look at international best practices on how STEAM can be implemented in early education. Our focus will be on Artificial Intelligence (AI): What new opportunities does AI offer to unleash children’s creativity?
Tracy L. Gray is a champion of 21st-century learning worldwide who has impacted diverse educational landscapes from Connecticut to China. Beginning as a classroom teacher, Ms. Gray has held pivotal roles at Ethical Culture Fieldston School and The Carey School, focusing on curriculum development and student life. In 2013, she established the Sankofa Global Project, recognized by President Obama’s White House for its STEM education initiatives. Holding dual Master of Science Degrees, Tracy is an adjunct instructor at HSBI Bielefeld University and serves on the board of Science is Elementary. She leads the LeiLyn Group, guiding businesses, educational institutions, and nonprofits through innovative programs.
Target Group: Students of childhood education | Studierende Pädagogik der Kindheit
