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ASEE PreK-12 Workshop

  • June 24, 2017
  • 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

ASEE’s annual Workshop on PreK-12 Engineering Education is a full day of authentic hands-on activities, networking opportunities, and curriculum sharing that teachers can immediately use in their classes. As state science consultants and educators, you understand the power of engineering to engage students and inspire deeper learning. This workshop offers teachers an opportunity to engage in similarly exciting open-ended challenges on topics ranging from wind harvesting to wearable tech.

 

There are 36 breakout sessions in total, most taught by engineering faculty from around the country, culminating in a curriculum exchange. Several sessions may be of particular interest to elementary teachers, including Novel Engineering (literacy & STEM), and Squishy Circuits, a design challenge that uses play dough to teach about electrical circuitsHigh school sessions include equity in project-based learning and precollege experiences that support success in first-year engineering.

 

Here's the schedule and details:

 

When: Saturday, June 24

Where: Columbus Convention Center, Union Ballroom (and rooms A110-120)

Time: 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Cost$35 for PreK-12 teachers who are ASEE members; $75 for teacher non-members (includes 1-year membership in ASEE and P-12 Division)

 

Here’s the link to REGISTER.

 

Participants will receive Certificates of Completion which can be used toward continuing professional education credits.

 

Please forward this information to your state STEM networks as well as to any Columbus-area educators who might benefit from attending.

 

Thanks for fielding this request and happy graduation season!

 

Mary

 

Mary Lord

American Society for Engineering Education

Deputy editor, Prism magazine; producer, Engineering Go For It (eGFI) teachers

1818 N Street NW

Suite 600

Washington, DC 20036

202-331-3543 office direct

202-577-9939 cell

m.lord@asee.org

 

The American Society for Engineering Education is a 124-year-old professional society dedicated to advancing engineering education and broadening participation in engineering across all disciplines and grade levels.  


The Science Education Council of Ohio (SECO) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

SECO is the Ohio chapter of the National Science Teaching Association. Established since 1976. 

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