STREAM at K. R. Mangalam World School, Faridabad

STREAM is a student-based, inquiry-driven, multidisciplinary approach to learning in which rigorous academic principles are combined with real-world teachings to engage students and help them develop as wholesome personalities. Students develop links between school, communities, and the world around them via the key disciplines of science, technology, religion, engineering, art, and math.

STREAM- integrated education turns students at K. R. Mangalam World School, Faridabad into active, motivated learners, problem-solvers, as well as innovators. These are motivated by curiosity and the capacity to apply information in the real world.

We motivate students to ask questions, use their imagination, be inventive, and solve challenges. Our dedication to creating exceptional classroom experiences will help students succeed in higher education and further life. ?

We've also discovered that incorporating STREAM into our classrooms enables teachers to better engage students by assisting them in making mutually reinforcing connections that deepen knowledge, increase remembering, and, ultimately, make learning more enjoyable.

The program's integration of logic and art encourages your pupils to think logically through each challenge which forces them to reflect on what they've learned. After that, students must figure out how to come up with practical solutions based on the information gained through logical thinking.

Having creativity on their side, their imaginations will be sharpened to consider multiple methods to apply a solution, which will educate them on the wider picture. It'll be a trial and error approach, and they'll learn how to take chances as well. In the actual world, this entails trusting the process, reviewing information, and, eventually, coming up with answers that have the potential to alter the trajectory.

Tools and supplies for discovering, building, assessing, and repairing will be readily available. These abilities are essential in the real world, especially because the four walls of the classroom can only accomplish so much—life expands beyond these confines, which is why teaching students how to learn via experience is so important.