The Contribution of the Health Crisis to Young Children’s Nano-literacy through STEAM Education

Pandora Dorouka, Stamatios Papadakis, M. Kalogiannakis
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Nano-Science and nano-Technology (NST) is a new interdisciplinary field that promises to provide solutions to timeless global challenges. Given that NST deals with elements that cannot be observed with the naked eye, their understanding by young children undoubtedly requires appropriate teaching methods. These distinct aspects of NST align well with the capabilities of smart mobile devices, the critical feature of which is their ability to display interactive simulations and playful visualizations. This article aims to emphasize the feasibility of empirical research of how digital technologies support NST teaching to young children in the wake of the sudden pandemic outbreak based on a comprehensive literature review. With the virus as the central entity of nanoscale, following the current demands of the unprecedented health crisis, and developing appropriate educational applications in digital games, young children can be introduced to the fundamental concepts of NST.  NST is an interdisciplinary field that can enhance children's perceptions of the interconnectedness of nature with different fields of knowledge, such as Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM).
通过STEAM教育,健康危机对幼儿纳米素养的贡献
纳米科学和纳米技术(NST)是一个新的跨学科领域,有望为永恒的全球挑战提供解决方案。鉴于NST涉及肉眼无法观察到的元素,幼儿对它们的理解无疑需要适当的教学方法。NST的这些不同方面与智能移动设备的功能很好地结合在一起,智能移动设备的关键特征是它们能够显示交互式模拟和有趣的可视化。本文旨在通过全面的文献综述,强调在突发疫情爆发后数字技术如何支持幼儿NST教学的实证研究的可行性。以病毒为纳米尺度的中心实体,根据目前前所未有的健康危机的需求,并在数字游戏中开发适当的教育应用,可以向幼儿介绍NST的基本概念。NST是一个跨学科的领域,可以增强儿童对自然与不同知识领域相互联系的感知,如科学、技术、工程、艺术和数学(STEAM)。
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