Science fairs play a crucial role in the education and development of students, offering a range of benefits that contribute to their intellectual, academic, and personal growth. Some key reasons highlighting the importance of science fairs include hands-on learning, critical thinking skills, research skills, creativity and innovation, presentation skills, interest in STEM subjects, and real-world application.
Why AJA?
Through project-based learning, timeless Jewish values, and a tight-knit community, AJA prepares and inspires students to transform the world.
The Power of Field Trips
Field trips are more than just a break from the classroom routine; they are valuable educational experiences that play a crucial role in a child's development. Beyond the confines of traditional learning environments, field trips provide unique opportunities for hands-on exploration, interactive learning, and the development of essential life skills. Exposing children to new and diverse environments through field trips can ignite a spark of curiosity and interest in a particular subject.
All about Project Based Learning
What is project-based learning? 3rd-grade teacher Kelly Hill explains what project-based learning (PBL) means. Imagine a classroom where students are learning about the world and actively changing it. Imagine a classroom where students are empowered to use their unique talents and abilities to make a difference. This is the power of project-based learning Project Based Learning (PBL).
AJA by the Numbers
11
Average Class Size
40 acres
Campus Acreage
4+
Athletic Championships Last 2 Years
20+
Unique Field Trip Destinations
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