“The SmartLab provides students with the space and tools to come into their own thinking and develop a sense of who they are as learners—and what they are capable of accomplishing.”
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who we help
Engage and empower K–12 learners with our innovative, standards-aligned, supplemental math and science curriculum.
Preparing Students for Tomorrow
Whether reinvigorating your school’s culture, differentiating your school from others, embracing innovation, or increasing student achievement, SmartLab Learning’s suite of solutions can help you meet these goals. Our SmartLab Learning programs are designed to become an energetic hub of your school—a place where learners:
SmartLab Learning Hub
The SmartLab Learning Hub—our online platform—comes stocked with our standards-aligned, project-based curriculum. Students can document their learning and growth via their portfolio, while educators can monitor and assess their learners’ progress.
WHAT can SMARTLAB LEARNING DO?
No matter the school environment, students should feel empowered to take charge of their learning and achieve more than they thought was possible.
Accelerate Learning
As learners engage in our hands-on, STEM-focused experiences they learn to connect the dots between what they are doing and the core math and science concepts they’re learning in class.
Align with Standards
Our online SmartLab Learning Hub comes with a searchable standards alignment guide that helps educators collaborate on projects that support student achievement. Our math and science curriculum is aligned to CCSS math, NGSS, ISTE, and more.
Increase Diversity
Learners who are typically underrepresented in STEM find a place in our programs. Our open-ended activities encourage students to select projects they’re passionate about, and engage with their communities in the process.
Promote Equity
Open-ended SmartLab engagements help close the achievement gap by encouraging students to apply their own experiences and background knowledge. With multiple entry points, students of all abilities can (and do) succeed.
Roughly 20% of students in the United States live in rural school districts where access to STEM resources are harder to come by because of funding issues, technology gaps, lack of nearby resources, cultural challenges, and STEM
teacher shortages.
To support learners state-wide, the North Dakota Center for Distance Education developed a unique solution that provides learning opportunities that respond to students’.
“The SmartLab provides students with the space and tools to come into their own thinking and develop a sense of who they are as learners—and what they are capable of accomplishing.”
“One of the most powerful words is equity. Not everyone starts in the same place, but the SmartLab HQ gives all of our students a level playing field and a fair shot at opportunity.”
“Students are excited to learn new things in the lab and that excitement is contagious.”
We’re excited to hear from you. Let’s change the way your students engage with math and science—in and outside the classroom.