Innovation Collaborative

  • About
    • Mission and Goals
    • STEAM Position
    • History
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  • Improve Practice
    • K-12 Effective Practices
    • K-12 Innovation Fellows
    • Out-of-School-Time Effective Practices
    • STEAM Educator & Administrator Professional Development
    • Rationale
  • Virtual STEAM Summit
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  • Resources
    • Creative and Innovative Thinking Skills
    • Arts Habits of Mind
    • K-12 STEAM Lesson Template
    • K-12 Exemplar Lessons
    • Certified STEAM Lessons
    • Certified STEAM Rubrics
    • Peer-Reviewed Articles
    • Out-of-school-Time STEAM Experience Template
    • Out-of-school-time STEAM Activity
    • Out-of-school-time activity templates
  • Blog
  • About
    • Mission and Goals
    • STEAM Position
    • History
    • Council
    • Institutions
    • Contact
    • Staff
  • Improve Practice
    • K-12 Effective Practices
    • K-12 Innovation Fellows
    • Out-of-School-Time Effective Practices
    • STEAM Educator & Administrator Professional Development
    • Rationale
  • Virtual STEAM Summit
  • Thought Leaders
  • Newsletter
    • Winter 2025
    • Subscribe to Our Newsletter
    • Archive
  • Resources
    • Creative and Innovative Thinking Skills
    • Arts Habits of Mind
    • K-12 STEAM Lesson Template
    • K-12 Exemplar Lessons
    • Certified STEAM Lessons
    • Certified STEAM Rubrics
    • Peer-Reviewed Articles
    • Out-of-school-Time STEAM Experience Template
    • Out-of-school-time STEAM Activity
    • Out-of-school-time activity templates
  • Blog

Projects

What does successful STEAM (sciences, technology, engineering, arts, math) learning look like in K-12 classrooms and informal environments like museums? There is little data about what constitutes effective STEAM practice, despite current interest in learning at the intersections of these disciplines. The Innovation Collaborative seeks to rectify this information gap by inviting teachers, schools, and institutions to submit sample lessons; identifying commonalities for success; and disseminating these models of effective practice.
To learn more about the K-12 effective practice projects, click here.
Information on effective practices in out-of-school time setting will appear here soon.
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