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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2024 · 48 MIN

From Bricks to STEAM: Discover LEGO Education’s Impact on Student Learning

from Classroom Dynamics: A Teacher Podcast · host Adam Todd

From Bricks to STEAM: Discover LEGO Education’s Impact on Student Learning In this exciting episode of Classroom Dynamics, we dive into the colorful world of LEGO Education, where play meets innovation to build a brighter future! Many may think LEGO is just a system of bricks, but it’s so much more. From hands-on, playful STEAM learning experiences to powerful tools for students and teachers in early learning through secondary education, LEGO Education offers hardware, software, and content that fosters collaborative, active learning and critical problem-solving skills.Joining us today is Dr. Jenny Nash, Head of Education Impact in the U.S. for LEGO Education. With her background as a former science teacher and educational specialist, Dr. Nash has dedicated her career to empowering students and teachers through hands-on learning. Armed with a doctoral degree in Curriculum and Instruction, she’s passionate about building confidence and fostering 21st-century skills in learners.Tune in as we explore the transformative power of LEGO Education, unlocking creativity, collaboration, and lifelong learning. Get ready for inspiration and insights from a true leader in educational innovation—Dr. Jenny Nash! 🎧Lego for Education Teacher ResourcesLego for Education State of Classroom Engagement ReportSend us Fan MailSupport the showFollow Classroom Dynamics on Twitter @ClassDynamics, on Instagram @classroomdynamicspodcast, and on TikTok @classroomdynamics! Find Classroom Dynamics on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, and other popular podcast platforms.  You can also listen to us on YouTube!  Classroom Dynamics LinkTr.ee. Classroom Dynamics is the premier podcast for educators passionate about integrating technology into their classrooms. With a dedicated audience of teachers, administrators, and edtech enthusiasts, the show provides unparalleled access to decision-makers in the education sector. By advertising on Classroom Dynamics, your company can showcase innovative solutions to a highly engaged audience actively seeking tools to enhance teaching and learning. Each episode spotlights the latest trends, proven strategies, and success stories in edtech, making it the perfect platform to position your brand as a leader in educational innovation. Don’t miss the chance to connect directly with the educators shaping the future of technology in schools! Interested in advertising on our podcast?  Join other edtech companies in helping to ...

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From Bricks to STEAM: Discover LEGO Education’s Impact on Student Learning In this exciting episode of Classroom Dynamics, we dive into the colorful world of LEGO Education, where play meets innovation to build a brighter future! Many may think LEGO is just a system of bricks, but it’s so much more. From hands-on, playful STEAM learning experiences to powerful tools for students and teachers in early learning through secondary education, LEGO Education offers hardware, software, and content...

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