What's the Shape of Things to Come?
The Technology Education Integration Center (TEIC) 
To learn more about how you can become a partner with the, please contact: Dr. Joe Scarcella at (909) 537-5287, e-mail: jscarcel@csusb.edu, or through our web site at: http://coe.csusb.edu/scarcella
With the new College of Education Building breaking ground February 2006, a Technology Education Integration Center (TEIC) for advancing Technological Literacy through Science, Technology, pre-Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) is underway. The mission of TEIC at California State University, San Bernardino will be to increase the rate of Technological Literacy that exists within our community through the education of young adults and the individuals who teach them.
In partnership with business and industry, local K-12 and postsecondary education and CSUSB, TEIC provides an environment for learning that increases the economic vitality of students as well as the community in which they live and work.
Through a rigorous curriculum focusing on the applications of Science, Technology, pre-Engineering, and Mathematics TEIC will provide teachers (and teacher education candidates) with a better understanding of our technological world. TEIC serves as a model for integrating subjects and for establishing related programs within local schools.
TEIC faculty and its focused curriculum encourage individuals to pursue technology teaching careers, and increase student interest in the science and technology professions by their involvement in engaging activities.
Technology Education is based on a research conducted by the International Technology Education Association, funded by NASA and the National Science Foundation, that identified what students should know and be able to do to be technologically literate. TEIC will use these Standards for Technological Literacy as a means of teaching science, technology, pre-engineering, and mathematics standards.
Technology Education utilizes problem-based learning activities. The principles for teaching technological studies involve:
To learn more about how you can become a partner with the, please contact: Dr. Joe Scarcella at (909) 537-5287, e-mail: jscarcel@csusb.edu, or through our web site at: http://coe.csusb.edu/scarcella
With the new College of Education Building breaking ground February 2006, a Technology Education Integration Center (TEIC) for advancing Technological Literacy through Science, Technology, pre-Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) is underway. The mission of TEIC at California State University, San Bernardino will be to increase the rate of Technological Literacy that exists within our community through the education of young adults and the individuals who teach them.
In partnership with business and industry, local K-12 and postsecondary education and CSUSB, TEIC provides an environment for learning that increases the economic vitality of students as well as the community in which they live and work.
Through a rigorous curriculum focusing on the applications of Science, Technology, pre-Engineering, and Mathematics TEIC will provide teachers (and teacher education candidates) with a better understanding of our technological world. TEIC serves as a model for integrating subjects and for establishing related programs within local schools.
TEIC faculty and its focused curriculum encourage individuals to pursue technology teaching careers, and increase student interest in the science and technology professions by their involvement in engaging activities.
Technology Education is based on a research conducted by the International Technology Education Association, funded by NASA and the National Science Foundation, that identified what students should know and be able to do to be technologically literate. TEIC will use these Standards for Technological Literacy as a means of teaching science, technology, pre-engineering, and mathematics standards.
Technology Education utilizes problem-based learning activities. The principles for teaching technological studies involve:
- Designing, developing, and utilizing technological systems
- Open-ended, problem-based design activities
- Cognitive, manipulative, and effective learning strategies
- Applying technological knowledge and processes to real world experiences
- Working individually as well as in a team to solve relevant, real world problems
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