We want students to identify real problems, develop ideas, use the right technology, build solutions and learn by testing and improving them.
Problem-solving is a way of thinking. It needs to be developed.
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The challenge is not simply access to technology.
It is to deliver problem-solving pedagogy, hands-on technology tools and real-world application as one connected learning experience.
This requires expertise, structure and a systematic approach across classrooms, teachers and schools.
With repeated hands-on application, students develop the confidence to:
Students learn by identifying real problems, building ideas, testing solutions, and improving them with technology.
