Engineering Education Community of Practice
Teach Engineering's mission is to democratize engineering education by increasing access and opportunity for K12 educators and students to engage with engineering and engineering design thinking. At Teach Engineering, we realize that we cannot accomplish this mission alone. Therefore, we are connecting organizations with similar interests through our Engineering Education Community of Practice.
Our goals for the Engineering Education Community of Practice are threefold:
- Democratize engineering education: make engineering education accessible to all
- Support educators: provide resources and collaboration opportunities
- Guide students: foster engineering interest and skills
To be considered for the Engineering Education Community of Practice, please reach out to us at info@teachengeering.org.
Learn more about current members by clicking on the logos below.
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The NSF-funded ASPIRE Engineering Research Center conducts vital research and development to pave the way for broad adoption of electrified transportation. ASPIRE’s mission is to catalyze practical transitions to widespread electrification in transportation and aims to enhance quality of life for all through improved air quality, economic development, and access to clean, affordable transportation. |
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e4usa offers high school engineering courses that introduce students to engineering through project-based learning and the design process, preparing all students—regardless of background—for future careers and civic engagement. Our curriculum empowers students to solve real-world problems. |
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The NSF-funded ASPIRE Engineering Research Center conducts vital research and development to pave the way for broad adoption of electrified transportation. ASPIRE’s mission is to catalyze practical transitions to widespread electrification in transportation and aims to enhance quality of life for all through improved air quality, economic development, and access to clean, affordable transportation. |
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e4usa offers high school engineering courses that introduce students to engineering through project-based learning and the design process, preparing all students—regardless of background—for future careers and civic engagement. Our curriculum empowers students to solve real-world problems. |