"I’m not afraid of storms, for I'm learning how to sail my ship.”
- Louisa May Alcott
What is Storme?
Storme is the action-oriented learning acronym. Unlike STEM, which has become curriculum focused, Storme goes far beyond by identifying the experiential nature of learning that builds skills as well as knowledge for your child to succeed.
Your child can take the world by STORME:
Scientific Exploration
Scientific Exploration
Scientific Exploration
Applying the scientific method to take an idea, hypothesis or theory to the next level and satisfy their curiosity. Provide coaching in the proper techniques for: observation, formulation, testing, researching and drawing conclusions.
Technical Innovation
Scientific Exploration
Scientific Exploration
Imagining what the future looks like and what can prepare us for our future needs. It's not just about using current technology, but identifying needs that can be satisfied through invention and being creative.
Organization
Scientific Exploration
Organization
Using systems, plans and procedures to keep track of progress, results, achievements, and goals. And... Become part of an organization, contributing to the team, collaborating together, and sharing thoughts and ideas."
Risk Taking
Mathematical Application
Organization
Creating an environment where students are confident enough to try anything, share ideas, and learn from what they do by engaging in trials. It's a safe environment where critical thinking and creativity are encouraged to build resilience.
Mathematical Application
Mathematical Application
Mathematical Application
How and when to use numbers, formulas, and calculations to factually support ideas, concepts, builds, and creations.
Also using math to create or support a plan prior to engaging in a process.
Engineering Design
Mathematical Application
Mathematical Application
Apply the engineering design process: ideas, plans, testing, feedback, adjusting, and trying again towards continuous improvement. Building resilience, being comfortable in adjusting ideas, listening to ideas, and applying proper procedures."