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I know this sounds bold or even a little crazy, BUT using this step-by-step guide makes teaching an engineering science fair project a lot easier and more fun!
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? 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 ProcessA tried and proven system to teaching the Engineering Design Process
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