ArmEducationX: Teaching with Physical Computing: Soft skills, teamwork and the wider curriculum
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of the ‘non-technical’ elements that make Project-Based Learning an important addition to STEM & Computing classrooms, and how to integrate them into your teaching.
About this course
Brought to you by Arm, this course covers all the non-technological elements of Project-Based Learning. This includes soft skills such as gracious professionalism, teamwork, communication and collaboration.
Learn how to become an effective advocate of PBL amongst your peers, and effectively share the benefits with school leadership and parents. You will also learn about common ways of embedding PBL in the formal curriculum and how to utilise available resources to enhance your lessons.
At a Glance:
Institution: ArmEducationX
Subject: Education & Teacher Training
Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with Computing subject knowledge and its practical application, along with basic knowledge of electronics/hardware/boards/sensors.
Language: English
Video Transcript: English
Associated programs:
Professional Certificate in Teaching with Physical Computing
Associated skills:Physical Computing, Teaching, Teamwork, Advocacy, Communications
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