STEAMD Elementary - St. Paul American School Hanoi

Science Technology Engineering Art Math Design

STEAMD

Promotes hands-on learning, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity.
Encourages collaboration and teamwork, developing effective communication and negotiation skills.
Supports integrating multiple disciplines and promoting a holistic understanding of concepts.
Fosters innovation and entrepreneurship by providing tools and resources for students to transform ideas into reality.

Science – NGSS

Next Generation Science Standards

These K–12 science standards help students learn through inquiry, hands-on investigations, and real-world problem solving. Students explore core scientific concepts while practicing the skills scientists use every day

Technology – ISTE

International Society for Technology in Education Standards

ISTE Standards teach students to use technology responsibly and creatively. Students learn digital citizenship, computational thinking, and how to use technology as a tool for learning and collaboration.

Design – SDP

Schoolwide/Standard Design Process

Design is the most important component of our program. It is the “glue” that holds everything together and gives it meaning and purpose. The Design Process: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test gets students to learn how to turn ideas into meaningful solutions.

Engineering – ETS

Engineering and Technology Standards

Our engineering lessons introduce students to the design and problem-solving practices used by engineers. Students learn how to identify problems, create solutions, test ideas, and improve their designs.

Art – NAS

National Arts Standards

Art is woven into the STEAMD experience through the National Arts Standards. Students learn to express ideas visually, think creatively, and develop skills in design, creativity, and visual communication.

Mathematics – CCSSM

Common Core State Standards for Mathematics

These standards ensure students build strong number sense, reasoning, and mathematical thinking. Students apply math concepts to everyday situations, projects, and STEM challenges.