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What We Will Cover
FREE resources for ALL CTE teachersCurriculumProfessional Development
Overview of STEM Curriculum What’s NEW Assessment Tools
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www.cte.unt.edu
NEW - Robotics and Automation
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Professions/Professional
Safety Total Quality
Management History of Robotics Design Process Prototyping
(Building) Tooling and
Dynamics Controls Programming Sensors & Interfacing Ethics Presentations Troubleshooting
FREE Lessons
Unit 1: Development of Engineering Introduction to
Engineering Fundamentals and Civilization Part 1 – Definitions Part 2 – History Part 3 – Technology & Society
Unit 2: Society and Ethics Progress in Technology
and Its Effects on Society Ethics in the Engineering
Workplace
Unit 3: Technical Communication Passport to your Future –
The Resume Engineering Notebook ACAD Basics – Problems
1-4 What will the Future
Look Like: Emerging and Innovative Technologies
Emerging STEM Careers Demonstrating the use
of Dimension Precision Measuring Equipment
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Concepts of Engineering and Technology
FREE Lessons
Unit 4: Safety in the Workplace Introduction to Safety Safety 101 Safety in the Classroom
Compared to Safety in the Workplace
Unit 5: Teamwork Functional Teams Conflict Resolution Leadership - What Type
Am I? Leadership – Class Officer
Elections
Unit 6: Problem Solving, Design and Modeling Introduction to Problem
Solving Ideation: The Power of
Ideas Principles of Ideation
Unit 7: Engineering Systems Green Energy Careers Green Energy Hunt Working with Automated
Systems and Control Systems
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Concepts of Engineering and Technology
FREE Lessons
Unit 8: Electronics Basic Electricity and
Electronics Module 1 - Electricity Module 2 - Electronics Module 3 -
Microprocessor Basics DC Circuits
Unit 9: Biotechnology How Biology has Affected
My Life Biotechnology:
Science/Technology/Ethics
Unit 10: Team Project Gripper Challenge Wind Powered Car Rocket Challenge Rubber Band Airplane
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Concepts of Engineering and Technology
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UNT Curriculum
4-MAT System Bernice McCarthy
(4-System MAT)LearningStyles David Kolb
Learning Styles
Multiple Intelligence
Howard Gardner
Multiple IntelligenceEmotional Intelligence
Daniel Goleman
Emotional Intelligence
Curriculum Components
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Detailed lesson plan outline/multiple intelligences TEKS correlations Interdisciplinary TEKS References Instructional aids, materials, equipment Introduction to lesson Application – guided and independent practice Summary Evaluation – rubrics, portfolios, written
tests, checklists Extension
Lesson Plan – Objectives and TEKS
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Unit 3: Technical
Communication
Lesson: Engineering Notebook
…maintain a portfolio
…rubric
Introduction and Outline
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Quadrant I - WHY (Innovative Learners)
Quadrant II - WHAT (Analytic Learners)
Quadrant III - HOW (Common Sense Learners)
Fourth Quadrant - IF (Dynamic Learners)
Howard Gardner
Application, Summary, Evaluation
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Quadrant I - WHY (Innovative Learners)
Quadrant II - WHAT (Analytic Learners)
Quadrant III - HOW (Common Sense Learners)
Fourth Quadrant - IF (Dynamic Learners)
Assessment Tools
Written, multiple-choice, true/false tests
Observation checklistsPortfolios and e-PortfoliosRubricsCombination
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Assessment of Knowledge
Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals and Civilization
Basic Electricity and Electronics Module 1 Electricity Module 2: Electronics Module 3:
Microprocessor Basics Safety 101 Leadership – Class
Officer
The Green Energy Hunt DC Circuits Biotechnology: Science,
Technology and Ethics Ideation: The Power of
Ideas Functional Teams Engineering Notebook ACAD Basics – Problem 4
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Written, standardized or multiple-choice tests, with sections for “explanations,” are suitable for assessing knowledge which can be stated.
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Assessment of Skills, Behaviors, Dispositions, Attitudes
The observation checklist is a strategy to monitor specific skills, behaviors, dispositions (temperament), attitudes.
Observing how a student works collaboratively and cooperatively with peers.
The checklist can be used for self-assessment, peer assessment, and teacher assessment.
Observation Checklists
Gripper Challenge
Wind Powered Car
Rubber Band Airplane
Rocket Challenge
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Test Reports
Rubrics
Authentic Assessment Tool Scoring guidelines for judging student work
of performance-based tasks Evaluates process and content Defines range of acceptable and
unacceptable performance Describes proficiency at each level of
performance▪ Excellent▪ Proficient▪ Unacceptable
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Advantages of Rubrics
Helps teachers and raters to be accurate, unbiased and consistent in scoring.
Communicates to students how to achieve excellence and evaluate their own work.
Clearly shows students how work will be evaluated and what is expected.
Helps students accept responsibility for their own learning.
Lessons Assessed with Rubrics
Progress in Technology and its Effects on Society
Ethics in the Engineering Workplace
Passport to your Future – The Resume
Engineering Notebook ACAD Basics – Problems
1-4 Introduction to Safety Safety in the Classroom What will the Future
Look Like: Emerging and Innovative Technologies
Conflict Resolution Principles of Ideation The Great Energy Hunt Green Energy Careers Working with Automated
Systems and Controls Biotechnology Biotechnology: Science,
Technology, and Ethics Emerging STEM Careers Demonstrating the use of
Dimension Precision Measuring
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Concepts of Engineering and Technology
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Engineering Design and Presentation
Auxiliary Drawing
RP # 1
RP # 2
RP# 3
Not needed same as RP#1
RP
# 4
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Engineering Design and PresentationSolid Modeling
Solid Modeling Drawing
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Assessment of Active Learning and Performance
Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals and Civilization Part 1 – Definitions Part 2 – History Part 3 – Technology & Society
Progress in Technology and Its Effects on Society Ethics in the Engineering Workplace Passport to your Future – The Resume Engineering Notebook ACAD Basics – Problems 1-4 What will the Future Look Like:
Emerging and Innovative Technologies Emerging STEM Careers Demonstrating the use of Dimension
Precision Measuring Equipment Introduction to Safety Safety 101 Safety in the Classroom vs. Workplace Functional Teams
Conflict Resolution Leadership - What Type Am I? Leadership – Class Officer Elections Introduction to Problem Solving Ideation: The Power of Ideas Principles of Ideation Green Energy Careers Green Energy Hunt Working with Automated Systems and
Control Systems Basic Electricity and Electronics
Module 1 - Electricity Module 2 - Electronics Module 3 - Microprocessor Basics
DC Circuits How Biology has Affected My Life Biotechnology:
Science/Technology/Ethics Gripper Challenge Wind Powered Car Rocket Challenge Rubber Band Airplane
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Portfolio Development
e-Portfolio Development
Uses with Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics Curriculum
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See Professional Development Module at www.cte.unt.edu
Portfolio and the TEKS
§130.362. Concepts of Engineering and Technology:
(2) The student presents conclusions,
research findings, and designs using a variety of media throughout the course. The student is expected to:
(D) maintain a portfolio.
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Portfolio and the TEKS
§130.374. Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(6) The student documents technical knowledge and skills. The student is expected to:
(A) update a professional portfolio to include:
(B) present the portfolio to all interested stakeholders such as in a poster presentation.
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Teaching Aid
“Collect, Select, Reflect”
To access a teaching aid on student portfolio development , go to www.cte.unt.edu, click on Professional Development, scroll down to STEM icon.
Then, click on: Job Aid - 10 Steps for Developing Your Portfolio 38Copyright Texas Education Agency (TEA)
Electronic/Digital Portfolio
A portfolio that includes the use of electronic technologies that allow
theportfolio developer to collect andorganize artifacts in many formats(audio, video, graphics, and
text).
NOT a haphazard collection of artifacts
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Most Common Types
Working
Display
Assessment
Personal/professional
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Benefits
“New generation of the 3-ring binder”
Assessment toolCollaborate and assemble project
workPortable and shareable anywhere
with computer and/or internet accessMedia-rich contentText for narratives InteractiveExpandable
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Web-based Resources
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http://www.bridges.com/us/prodnserv/index.html
http://www.careercruising.com/
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PDFs – Text
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Video – Enhanced Podcast
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Publish
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Student Portfolio
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