The Future of Learning, According to Educators

2020 accelerated the shift to hybrid learning. We asked teachers to share what comes next:

“Kids are going to come back with a new understanding of what they want out of school.” – Claire B., 3rd Grade Teacher

“The Information Age + is where we’re going.” – Glenn H., 3rd Grade Teacher

“With students taking greater control of what they study, teachers will become more like facilitators of learning.” – Claudia H., 2nd Grade Teacher

“Tomorrow’s digital learning will be a true extension of what teachers are doing in the classroom.” – Amber G., 4th Grade Teacher

All in all, educators believe that the future of learning is collaboration, differentiation, inquiry-based, and hands-on.

Collaboration:

When children learn together as a team, they learn to communicate effectively and retain information in a better manner.

Differentiation:

Creating individualized, different learning plans for students based on their learning styles can greatly increase engagement.

Inquiry-based:

Students need to be more actively involved in their learning. They must engage themselves in experiential learning where they learn to pose questions and solve problems.

Hands-on:

In this approach, students learn by doing. It is a form of experiential learning where they are greatly engaged in the subject matter.

How Osmo aims to keep your child future-ready

The future of learning is Osmo! Osmo can help define the education of tomorrow. Through its tech-fueled games and active kids learning experiences, your child can become smarter, more thoughtful, and more creative.