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College and university engineering educators rely
on the good work of their colleagues in elementary,
middle, and high schools to prepare students for the
rigors of studying engineering in college. But why should
you include engineering in your K-12 curriculum?
Because the impact on students is real.
- Hands-on learning is effective
Project-based lessons enhance student understanding
of math and science concepts by making them relevant
and more enjoyable.
- Math and science come alive through engineering
The concrete and applicable nature of engineering
connects what is learned in school with what goes
on in the outside world.
- Engineering is “academic glue”
It binds complex math and science concepts to real-world,
interactive experiences.
“Why K-12 Engineering?”
This free, easy to use publication will help you bring
engineering into your K-12 classroom.
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