No more having a feeling of dread. . .

No more being overwhelmed . . .

Picture your students with a smile on their faces because you have shown them how to turn frustration or confusion into an opportunity!

This is what you will experience every single day when you follow the step-by-step guidelines in this eBook.

Sounds wonderful, doesn’t it?

Too good to be true, right?
I am going to let you in on a little secret…

There is nothing that is magically going to take away all the pressure of teaching or a magic wand to wave to stop your students from feeling baffled when teaching the Engineering Design Process!

Fear, confusion and frustration are naturally occurring by-products when doing an engineering science fair project.

Engineering is different than other learning experience. And teaching the Engineer Design Process (EDP) using the inquiry-based lesson plans will relieve you from preparing and teaching piles of information that is required of a STEM curriculum. Instead, you will be a facilitator of learning. Your children will do the tough work. The book will show you how to wean your students from being dependent on you and gradually shift the work to your students. They will be given the opportunity to figure out how to think systematically, solve problems and find answers to their questions. To survive and thrive, your students will learn to develop a stick-to-it attitude.

Engineers love frustration and turn it into opportunity. Like real engineers, your students will find confusion a gift. They will learn how to turn despair into inspiration. You will see you students transform into creative, intuitive, people who will learn how to apply the EDP process to other school subjects and real life decisions.

Your students will work in teams to deal with engineering challenges and work out real world problems, just like engineers. Helping students work together as a productive team can be formidable! The eBook has team building tips to facilitate corporation.

Can you afford to wait?

Albert Einstein had a saying: “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”

Teacher’s Science Fair Guide to the Engineering Design Process

A tried and proven system to teaching the Engineering Design Process
and doing an excellent engineering science fair project.

A Detailed 389 page eBook with the following main topics:

• 8 dynamic step-by-step modules detailing the Engineering Design Process along with how to do an engineering science fair project
• How to identify a need and write a problem statement
• How to set up, organize and write in your science notebook, required information
• How to do background and patent research, find original research, research target users or consumers, organize and write a bibliography
• How to develop viable solutions, determine design requirements, and write a design brief
• How to develop a preliminary design, choose a solution, design a prototype, test it, redesign and retest.
• How to organize and analyze data
• How to write a project report and abstract
• How to design and organize a display board

Checklists, Worksheets and Templates For Students – Worksheets give your students a formula for writing a problem statement and design brief, do keyword and patent research, organize a bibliography, write a proposal, fill out a unique timeline and design matrix, write a project report and abstract. There are detailed checklists for every important section of the EDP. Templates help students to organize data and conclusions, write a project report and abstract, and create and organize a display board. They will be guided through a complex process to assure success. Take the time to print these pages to give to each team. For Teachers – How to set up a web page to communicate with parents and students, a lesson plan schedule, detailed steps on how to organize and run a science fair including recruiting volunteers to help you, an original engineering science fair flyer. There are teacher information pages: questions to promote conversation, teacher’s role and student’s role when using an inquiry-based style of teaching, For Parents – Parent’s Guide to Science Fair Projects   Bonus Booklet The Building Student’s Confidence: Proven Strategies – Easy & Quick Classroom Activities: For many students, the process of learning how to do an engineering science fair project can feel like fish swimming in their minds every which way — overwhelming them, causing anxiety, uncertainty and even fear. They can feel overwhelmed, especially when their teacher is not spoon-feeding them information. This booklet will help you help your students feel confident and willing to approach learning new material. Your students will transform over a period of time from overwhelmness to excited and confident?   Attain the Results You So Greatly Desire by Starting Now…. You Can Do This! Click on Get Started Today!    And There’s More…. For Teacher How to create student-centered teaching.   How to teach STEM lessons.   How to integrate 4 STEM subjects: science, technology, engineering and math.   Become thoroughly comfortable with the Engineering Design Process. For Students The complete Student’s Guide to Science Fair Projects eBook.   Easy to understand language. All terms are defined.   Illustrations and examples   Unique timeline to help stay on track, alleviate fear and panic   How to write a letter of inquiry and interview an expert   Learn the Judges’ expectations   How students are expected to dress at the science fair? What to bring to the science fair?   Excellent for homeschooling, grades 6th thru College, clickable index, instantly downloadable eBook… Yikes… and there is much more…..   Instantly DownloadableTeacher’s Science Fair Guide to the Engineering Design Process eBook You must download the eBook from the receipt that is immediately emailed to you after your purchase. Within that email is a link to the Adobe PDF file. Click on the link to get your eBook. If for some reason you need the eBook to be sent to you as an attachment, then there will be an email address in the confirmation letter and you will receive it within 24-hours. You must put the email address in your address book so that your Internet server does not read the attachment as spam. FREE download copies of Adobe Acrobat are available in the confirmation form. To Order Your Science Fair Projects eBook Now Click Here     Everything you and your students need Instantly Download Teacher’s Science Fair Guide to the Engineering Design Process In Inquiry-Based Lesson Plan Format! Three Books in One $19.95 Click on the Add To Cart Button to order.   ClickBank is the retailer of products on this site. CLICKBANK® is a registered trademark of Click Sales Inc., a Delaware corporation located at 1444 S. Entertainment Ave., Suite 410 Boise, ID 83709, USA and used by permission. ClickBank’s role as retailer does not constitute an endorsement, approval or review of these products or any claim, statement or opinion used in promotion of these products.