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Books by Celeste Baine
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Engineering Graphics Teacher's Guide |
Aeronautical Engineering Teacher's Guide |
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Civil Engineering Teacher's Guide |
Teaching Engineering Made Easy: A Friendly Introduction to Engineering Activities for Middle School Teachers |
The Musical Engineer: A Music Enthusiast's Guide to Engineering and Technology Careers |
The Fantastical Engineer: A Thrillseeker's Guide to Careers in Theme Park Engineering - Second Edition |
High Tech Hot Shots: Careers in Sports Engineering |
Is There an Engineer Inside You?: A Comprehensive Guide to Career Decisions in Engineering |
The Next Greatest Generation - Our Future Needs Your Mind
The Next Greatest Generation web portal will be a free K-12 resource center for educators and students with a support community of mentors, corporations, organizations and associations that are concerned about our nation's crisis in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).The Next Greatest Generation was developed to help improve the teaching of science, technology, engineering, and math through the explicit use of knowledge-based tutorials, shared curriculums & activities, on-line support groups, and educational on-line games that will help keep teachers enthusiastic, energetic, and informed.
Do you think it will work? Would you use it? If you like the idea, please visit the Grassroots page (http://www.nextgreatestgeneration.com) and add your name to the growing list of educators, students, and parents who are behind the campaign to fully develop the Next Greatest Generation web site.
Teachers can create their own customizable curriculum-based Learning Laboratories by combining Hands-on activities and online STEM games into a teaching template, by grade & subject, that can be saved and shared.
Send any comments to Ray Shingler (219) 548-7566 or RShingler@NextGreatestGeneration.com
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Posted by Celeste Baine on April 30, 2008
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