UCET 2021

Creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking are all highly adaptable skills every student needs, regardless of what career path they choose. Students that are able to acquire and build these skills from an early age have an advantage when pursuing post-secondary education, and in turn professional careers.

The process of helping students build these skills can be overwhelming, especially when we look at everything that we’re required to teach students as separate, unrelated disciplines. The reality is just the opposite; life isn’t about disconnected silos of information. Math, history, science, and literature are all interdependent of one another in the real world. This leads us to the indispensable value of cross-curricular learning.

Join Kids Discover President & CEO Ted Levine, as he discusses the benefits of creating a culture and environment that promotes cross-curricular learning, and see live examples of how Kids Discover is creating digital tools that make creating cross-curricular lessons easy, and more importantly, exciting for students.