An interdisciplinary approach integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics to foster critical thinking.

A pedagogical strategy encouraging students to ask questions, conduct investigations, and discover answers through exploration.

Practical activities that engage students in real-world problem-solving, enhancing their learning experience and retention.

A structured outline detailing educational objectives, content, and assessment strategies for a cohesive learning experience.

Techniques used to evaluate student understanding and skills, including formative and summative assessments.

Collaborations between educational institutions and businesses to ensure curriculum relevance and provide real-world insights.

An instructional approach where students learn by actively engaging in projects that address complex questions or challenges.

Recognition that students have different preferences for learning, necessitating varied instructional methods.

Processes for gathering and analyzing responses from students and stakeholders to improve curriculum effectiveness.

A scoring guide used to assess student work based on specific criteria and performance levels.

A collection of student work that demonstrates learning progress and achievements over time.

Ongoing assessments designed to monitor student learning and provide feedback for improvement during the learning process.

Evaluations conducted at the end of an instructional unit to measure student learning against standards.

Ensuring that curriculum content and assessments meet established educational benchmarks and frameworks.

The incorporation of technology tools and resources into the curriculum to enhance learning and engagement.

Trial runs of educational projects or assessments to evaluate their effectiveness before full implementation.

A strategy for sharing information and updates with stakeholders, including students, parents, and industry partners.

Sustained partnerships between educational institutions and industry to continuously improve curriculum relevance.

Clear statements that define what students are expected to learn and achieve through a course or program.

Fundamental guidelines that inform the development of effective and engaging educational programs.

The ability to analyze information, evaluate evidence, and make reasoned conclusions or decisions.

Connecting classroom learning to practical, everyday situations to enhance relevance and engagement.

Established benchmarks that outline what students should know and be able to do in STEM subjects.

Encouraging innovative thinking and problem-solving skills in students through diverse learning activities.

Methods employed to capture and maintain students' interest and participation in the learning process.