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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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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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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We’ve discussed the innovative, high school engineering curriculum that the Engineer Your World program provides. You’ve seen how this standards-based program inspires students. Now, let’s take a closer look at the courses offered in this easily accessible, high quality, and affordable program. EYW I: Engineering Design & Analysis The first course in the program immerses students in authentic engineering practices. This class is … Read More
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Spread the love of learning with these STEM education solutions. Find an educational webinar to inspire you this month. Studica offers a variety of education-focused webinars that discuss a variety of topics such as animation, language learning, hands-on projects, game design, and more. You’ll be sure to find ideas to spark creativity in your classroom. Studica’s webinar schedule is designed specifically to help teachers achieve … Read More
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You may think of Fall as the perfect time for pumpkins and cider, but did you realize that it is also an excellent time of year for education shows? It is time for California’s 28th annual Fall CTE Conference #CTECON17. This event is hosted by the California Association of Leaders for Career Preparation (CALCP) and the California Association of Regional … Read More
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The goal of the Southern Regional Education Board’s (SREB’s) Advanced Career STEM and project-based curricula is to align the workforce needs of different states and to help them prepare their students to build the 21st-century skills their economies and local employers seek. Advanced Career students graduate fully prepared for the workplace and postsecondary studies. AC firmly believes that students shouldn’t … Read More
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Created by the UTeachEngineering project at The University of Texas at Austin, Engineer Your World is a unique, project-based high school engineering curriculum. Students learn what engineering is, what engineers do, and the role engineering has in shaping the world around us. Students get an authentic look at how engineering works, both in higher education and the real world. Accessible and … Read More
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