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Preparing the students of today to become productive citizens of the future requires our educational system to promote life-long learners who are able to work together to solve realistic problems and develop a basic understanding of the natural and humanly modified world around them.

Information presented in a familiar and mind-engaging context leads to greater understanding and retention, as compared to memorization of facts in isolation. Research indicates that retention is greatest when students are actively engaged, put their knowledge into immediate practice, and become “teachers” of other students. Children’s Engineering activities directly address these issues.

 

Available from PITSCO Education...

Children's Enineering:
A Handbook for Elementary Educators

 

Children's Engineering: Technology Design Loop

 


Children's Engineering...
 


teaches...

children to use creative and critical thinking skills while applying classroom learning.


addresses...

•individual learning styles
•needs of gifted students
•special needs students

   
 

promotes...

•state & national standards
•critical & creative thinking
•problem solving
•hands-on learning
•decision making
•reading comprehension
•cooperative skills
•differentiated instruction
 


results in...
ownership of essential knowledge
•self-confident learners
•applied knowledge

 
           
     

15th Annual Virginia Children's Engineering Convention
Hosted by the Virginia Technology Education Association
&
the Virginia Children's Engineering Council of the VTEA

February 24-25, 2011
Richmond, Virginia


National Engineers Week
February 20-26, 2011

www.childrensengineering.com

 

STEM Education

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Children's Engineering Handbook

Children's Engineering The T & E in STEM