Do We Still Need College? Rethinking Education in a Skills-First World
Is college still worth it in today’s skills-first economy? With enrollment dropping and major companies removing degree requirements, families are rethinking the traditional path. Find out why employers now care more about real-world skills than diplomas, which high-paying careers no longer require a degree, and how hands-on learning, entrepreneurship, and critical thinking are becoming the new foundation for success. Featuring my personal journey from graduating a private design school with $80,000 in student debt to becoming the CEO and founder of Creative STEAM we’ll dive into what education should prepare students for and why skill-based learning is shaping the future.
Montessori in a Modern World: How Creative STEAM Reimagines a 100-Year-Old Philosophy
Modern Montessori for modern kids: hands-on learning, real connection, and technology used with purpose not as a babysitter.
The Benefits of Small Class Sizes for Students
When parents think about the kind of learning environment they want for their children, one of the first questions that comes up is class size. We’ve all heard it before students thrive in small classes. But why is that? And what makes a small, connected classroom different from the traditional model most of us grew up with?
At Creative STEAM Academy in Orange County, we’ve seen firsthand how small class sizes transform the educational experience for homeschool students. Here’s why it matters and how it helps children thrive.