In today’s rapidly evolving world, engineering has become an essential discipline that drives innovation and progress across industries. Engineer Your World was created to address the crucial need to provide a quality, design-focused engineering education program that is affordable and accessible to virtually every high school student. This curriculum is focused on the students and encourages them to adopt an … Read More
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Leveraging robotics in education is a powerful tool for teaching STE(A)M concepts and preparing students with invaluable skills. Mobile robotics is increasingly important in the world we live in. In this article, we talk briefly about mobile robots and their importance for education. We will also share some solutions and resources you can use to bring robotics to your classroom. … Read More
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Empower and engage all students no matter what career path they have planned. The Engineer Your World courses were created by faculty in The University of Texas at Austin’s College of Education and Cockrell School of Engineering (both top-10 programs) who collaborated with secondary education specialists and NASA Engineers. In a recent post, we discussed the Engineer Your World program … Read More
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Developed by the UTeachEngineering project at the University of Texas at Austin, the Engineer Your World program offers students of all backgrounds, interests, and abilities the opportunity to develop an understanding of Engineering. This high school level program gives students the opportunity to gain an understanding of the engineering approach to problem-solving and was developed by a team that included … Read More
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We are excited to share this information about the 2021 Siemens Virtual Training Symposium. Due to the popularity of this event last year, there a variety of training sessions available allowing teachers more access and flexibility. These trainings are designed to provide secondary school teachers the confidence and skills to deliver the Siemens STEM curriculum in both a classroom and … Read More
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Inspire the problem solvers of tomorrow by teaching high school students all about engineering. We aren’t talking about only the small group of students who may have career goals of becoming an engineer. The fundamentals of engineering can benefit students of all interests, abilities, and backgrounds. To make this possible the Engineer Your World program was developed by a team … Read More
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We are pleased to announce the Siemens Virtual Teacher Training Symposium. This weeklong training is designed to help secondary school teachers have the skills and confidence to deliver the Siemens Engineering Design curriculum in the classroom and virtually, should that be necessary for the start of the 2020-21 school year. Upon successful completion of the training, Siemens will provide each … Read More
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We are excited to share the news! Dick Blais and Tom White have created another exciting STEM curriculum program. Designed to follow the Siemens Engineering Design – Course 1 STEM curriculum (available in the USA and Canada), Siemens Manufacturing and Automation – Course 2 is now available. This secondary school course will feature Solid Edge design software. This course is … Read More
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With over 100 years of experience in education, Tom White, Terry Nagy and Dick Blais have come together to create an exciting STEM curriculum program. The Siemens Engineering Design STEM curriculum (currently, only available in the USA) they developed is a secondary school course that features Solid Edge design software. Let’s not bury the lead, this course is being provided … Read More
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Students of all backgrounds, interests, and abilities can benefit from an understanding of Engineering. With this in mind, the Engineer Your World program was developed by a team that included NASA engineers, University of Texas faculty, and secondary teachers. They created a program that allows all students to benefit from understanding the engineering approach to solving real-world problems. Give students … Read More
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