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National Engineers Month 2013 Kickoff & Volunteer Training

National Engineers Month 2013 Kickoff & Volunteer Training. January 15 th and 17 th , 2013 Vernier Software & Technology Presented by the Business Education Compact and IBM www.becpdx.org. Today’s Overview. The Imperative for STEM Science * Technology * Engineering * Math.

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National Engineers Month 2013 Kickoff & Volunteer Training

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  1. National Engineers Month 2013 Kickoff & Volunteer Training January 15th and 17th, 2013 Vernier Software & Technology Presented by the Business Education Compact and IBM www.becpdx.org

  2. Today’s Overview

  3. The Imperative for STEM Science * Technology * Engineering * Math

  4. What Volunteers Do • Approximate 1-hour class presentation • Can present in as many classrooms as desiredl • Includes: • Self-introduction (5 min) • Short Presentation on Careers in STEM (10 min) • Slideshow templates available on Volunteer Resource Website • Activity to demonstrate how math and science are used (45 min) • Lots of K-12 activities available on Volunteer Resource Website

  5. www.becpdx.org

  6. www.becpdx.org/nem/volunteer/VolunteerResources.aspx

  7. Tips For Presenting

  8. Tips For Presenting • Be Prepared • Prepare and practice your presentation • Establish Rapport Immediately with Students • Show keen interest in who they are • Ask opening questions and wait for answers “Look around the classroom – what was made by an engineer?” “What are some of your favorite things to do?” “How many of you have ever… done – seen -- thought about -- wondered about…?”

  9. Tips For Presenting • Check In Often With Students • A quick check-in can be as simple as asking for a ‘thumbs up or thumbs down’ to show if they get it. • Involve and Engage Students Continually • Don’t be a talking head • Give every student something to do • Break the class up into teams and make it a competition • Have a prize for the winning team

  10. IBM Presents…Tower of Power!NEM 2013 Featured ActivityCreated by IBM engineersGo to Volunteer Resource Website for IBM Tower of Power presentation www.becpdx.org/nem/volunteer/VolunteerResources.aspx

  11. THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING IN THE CLASSROOM!Questions?Contact Susan Parsons at the BEC: sparsons@becpdx.org503-646-0242 x27

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