Transforming Bluffton-Harrison MSD’s Middle School with Career-Focused Experiential Learning
At Exploration Zones by Exhibit Concepts, Inc., we believe in the power of experiential learning to transform education. Our latest case study highlights our collaboration with Bluffton-Harrison MSD, where we created a dynamic learning space for 7th and 8th graders to explore future career paths. https://vimeo.com/919303030 Bluffton-Harrison MSD wanted to bridge the gap between classroom […]
Experiential Learning: Bridging Theory with Practice for Long-Term Student Success
When considering the development, enhancement, or remodeling of your school spaces, the integration of experiential education and immersive environments is not just a trend but a transformative and strategic approach. Our goal is to blend theory with practice, creating dynamic learning spaces that inspire and engage. In this blog post, we explore the undeniable impact […]
Mastering Timelines in Educational Spaces: A Blueprint for Success
At Exploration Zones by Exhibit Concepts®, we understand that effective management of timelines is crucial in educational projects. This blog aims to impart our insights on mastering timelines for educational spaces, an essential topic for ISD leaders that are about to start the process of major district environment changes. Early Collaboration: A Cornerstone of Success […]
A New Era in Education: Alief ISD’s Visionary Leap Secures Caudill Awards
Alief Independent School District’s innovative efforts have been recognized with the Caudill Award in the Exhibit of School Architecture (EoSA) competition. Alief ISD’s radical partnership with Exploration Zones®, a specialized department within Exhibit Concepts, Inc.®, plus the architect and general contractor partners, is for the work completed in two new buildings, the Jefferson Early Learning […]
Meet Bill Martin
This “Faces of ECI” profile focuses on Project Management Director Bill Martin. Bill, who has been with Exhibit Concepts and Exploration Zones since 2017, brings an experienced eye and down-to-earth perspective. From his Ohio roots to heavy metal, Bill is opening up in our latest “Faces of ECI” profile. When did your career at Exhibit […]
The Power of Books in Early Childhood Education-For Educators and Parents
Books have the power to transport you to a place beyond your wildest dreams and imagination. Through reading, you can explore new worlds, join characters’ adventures, and explore iconic scenery. You become the character in the story, living in a far-off land, learning how to do something new and exciting. Reading books not only enhances […]
Teaching Tech: Engaging Young Learners
Are robotics, engineering, and coding in early childhood classrooms developmentally appropriate? Are they topics to explore with young children? Absolutely! In an increasingly technological world, topics such as robotics and coding should be explored at an early age to build foundation skills for continued development and discussion in later grades. Exploring these principles has numerous […]
Technological Impact on Early Learners
In today’s world, children have constant access to screens. Computers, tablets, phones, and television are readily available at home. Research shows that children as young as 8 years old spend nearly 6 hours a day on screens.1 Fortunately, suggested guidelines around children’s use of technology help limit negative impacts, including lower attention span, higher instances […]
Early Collaboration: A Key to Classroom Success
Exploration Zones by Exhibit Concepts® has transformed traditional educational spaces into museum-quality, interactive learning experiences. Creating immersive environments takes careful planning and collaboration. From school districts to architectural firms and general contractors to Exploration Zones, early involvement is paramount to creating a successful, on-time, on-budget project that will impact children’s futures for years to come. […]
Classroom Management in Experiential Learning Environments
As an education support specialist and advocate for experiential learning, one of the most frequent concerns I hear from educators is how classroom management might be impacted by experiential learning environments. Experiential learning best practices like providing interest-based experiences, increasing students’ ability to choose, and allowing active participation can feel like a loss of control. […]
