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Monday, March 11, 2013

NuVu: Where High School Students Are Taught Creativity And Innovation

The MIT media lab is one of the most innovative, original, risk taking labs out there today.
I check into their website at least every 2 weeks to see their latest research and findings
and am always impressed.

Also at MIT is something amazing called NuVu. It's basically an innovation center for middle and high school students. They have classes and projects entitled "Futuristic Musical Instruments," "Brainwave Art and Music," "Interactive Storybook," and "Drawing Robots."

The link to the official site is below:
NuVu- MIT


A brief description is below:
NuVu is a full-time magnet innovation center for middle and high school students and a professional development program for teachers and educators. NuVu’s pedagogy is based on the architectural studio model and geared around multi-disciplinary, collaborative projects. Established in the Fall of 2010 in Cambridge, MA, NuVu provides students the opportunity to work collaboratively with experts, PhDs and alumni from MIT and Harvard as well as working professionals, to solve real-world problems in an intensive and fun studio environment. For teachers and educators, NuVu provides training on how to bring innovative practices to students’ learning using project-based methods. NuVu nurtures creative problem solving, team collaboration across networks, communication and presentation skills, systems thinking, adaptability, risk-taking and imagination, all critical for student success.

AND some awesome articles describing what exactly happens at NuVu are below:
NuVu Article 1

and
NuVu Article 2



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