Learn more about the National
Center
for Engineering and Technology Education at NC A&T SU
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION, TEACHING CONCENTRATION GOAL:
The goal of the Technology Education concentration is to prepare students to become technologically literate and satisfy North Carolina Department of Public Instruction certification/licensure requirements for teaching technology education in the public schools; to prepare Catalysts for Learning.
The overall goal across all three
concentrations is to help students become Catalysts
for Learning
whether they end up in a career in
industry
or the public schools. This is the personification of the Conceptual
Framework.
Because this is our conceptual framework, students will understand that:
Diversity is an important
area for obtaining knowledge, skills, & dispositions. Capitalize on
the various backgrounds of students & peers. Address their needs.
Assessment is
an important area for obtaining knowledge, skills, and dispositions.
Use assessment to improve instruction and foster achievement.
Reflection is
an important area for obtaining knowledge, skills, and dispositions.
Reflect on teaching and learning in order to improve achievement.
Technology is an important area for
obtaining knowledge, skills, and dispositions. Use technology to
enhance learning.
Students will understand how to work with parents, families, and the overall
community.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
As specified by NCATE, INTASC,
CTTE-ITEA, DART, NBPTS, and NC-DPI...
In order to become professional technology education teachers, who are
catalysts for learning, students in the technology education program
will:
If you hold a bachelor's degree in
industrial technology or engineering, or are a licensed science or
mathematics teacher, or you are a licensed trade and industrial
education teacher, then you may
be able to get a teaching position in technology education while you
work
toward a license and/or endorsement in technology education. The
technology education graduate program can facilitate this transition
for you by providing the necessary courses and get you on your way to a
master's degree in technology education.
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Provisional/Lateral Entry in Technology Education
Technology Education Undergraduate Program
Technology
Education Facilities Write to Dr. Childress (graduates) Write to Dr. Rhodes (undergraduates) Student Activities in Technology Education
To Enroll in Technology Education, Undergraduate
TECA Scheduled Events & Important Dates
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