Building the Next Generation of Problem Solvers: Emphasizing Technology and Engineering in STEM Education 

One of the most challenging parts of teaching STEM education is determining how to incorporate Technology and Engineering into your curriculum. 

Typically, Math and Science make up most of STEM instruction. However, components of Engineering and Technology can be applied to Math and Science — and vice versa — making the exploration of all of STEM possible. Inclusion of the “T” and “E” in STEM are important for critical thinking, cooperative learning, and in building the next generation of problem solvers. 

Find out all about emphasizing the "T" and "E" in STEM in our latest whitepaper!

In this whitepaper, you’ll learn more about:

• Obstacles that have kept Technology and Engineering out of mainstream STEM education
• Resources and ideas for incorporating “T” and “E” into your STEM curriculum
• Real-life examples of how “T” & “E” cater to student interest and create future career paths

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