STEM Expeditions for 21st-Century Teaching

Expeditions are flexible and hands-on, blending teacher-led instruction with student-directed activities through a cloud-based learning content management system. Students from all walks of life experience success through our unique open-ended multimodal instructional design. Student-centered. Collaborative. Engaging. Hands-on. That’s STEM Expeditions®. See how this middle school curriculum works, hear from educators facilitating it in their classrooms, and learn how to bring this program to your classroom.

Discover how CTC GO! Can help you guide high school students from the basics of electricity and coding to advanced circuit building and programming with a set of playful, hands-on experiments, grounded in the real world.

Educator Caleb Boulware at Pittsburg Community Middle School had previously used our flagship curriculum, Modules. He wanted something more that would meet his goals for flexibility, student engagement, and the incorporation of technology that would help foster necessary 21st-Century skills. STEM Expeditions was the right fit! He’s seen students, at all levels, succeed with STEM Expeditions and had statistically significant test score improvements.

Educator Caleb Boulware at Pittsburg Community Middle School shares how he’s seen students, at all levels, succeed with STEM Expeditions. Statistically significant test score improvements and development of soft skills are why he believes in this hands-on, minds-on curriculum.

In this webinar, learn about makerspaces from Aaron Maurer, STEM educator and avid fan of makerspaces and project-based learning. Aaron discusses how we need to teach differently, rather than better, and how makerspaces can help you achieve this by giving students ownership and opportunities for discovery.

Tune in as guest Aaron Maurer and RoboBench Host Tim Lankford discuss Aaron's in-class testing of the Coding Essential Guide and materials, which was created to teach programming with the TETRIX PRIZM Robotics Controller.

See how one Texas town and Toyota are using a Pitsco Missions STEM Lab to make students college and career ready through hands-on learning and problem-solving. Video courtesy of Somerset ISD.