THE STEAM APPROACH AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
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STEAM, primary education, creativity, interdisciplinary learning, early childhood, innovation, pedagogy, curriculum developmentAbstract
The STEAM approach, integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics, has become a cornerstone in the evolution of modern education. Its role is particularly significant in primary schooling, where foundational knowledge, creative thinking, and interdisciplinary learning are crucial. This article explores the theoretical basis of STEAM, the pedagogical shifts it has encouraged, the challenges and opportunities it presents, and its broad-ranging impact on the cognitive, social, and emotional development of young learners. Drawing on the most influential literature in the field, the comprehensive discussion highlights the transformative potential of STEAM-based instruction and outlines future directions for incorporating this approach into early education.
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