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June President's Corner
Dear NYSTEA Members,
Well, June is here and the end of the school year is just a few days away. While we finish up final exams, do our grades for the last time this year and pack up our rooms, most teachers are thinking about summer vacation. For me, I’m thinking about the “Honey-Do-List” my wife Nancy has for me, the driver education course I am taking, and STEM Education.
Speaking of STEM Education, this August 8 – 11, 2010, the NYS STEM Education Collaborative, a group spearheaded by NYSTEA, will be holding its inaugural Summer Institute at SUNY College at Oswego. Please go to the NYS STEM Ed. Collaborative link or http://www.nysstemeducation.org/ to check thing out. I believe it is important for as many of us to go as possible. There are approximately 90 presenters that will be speaking on a variety of STEM topics.
Attention All Technology Education Teachers
Attention All Technology Education Teachers
Join Us For Our First NYS STEM Education Collaborative Summer Institute
Theme: “STEM: Links to the Future” At SUNY Oswego August 8th Thru August 11th, 2010
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Education has transitioned from a basic buzz word to a purposeful movement that is taking hold throughout New York State and the U.S.A. Technology Education teachers are strongly encouraged to participate in this institute. Technology Education teacher participation and presentations can significantly strengthen Tech. Ed.’s role among the recognized STEM disciplines and within the fast moving wildly popular STEM initiatives.
NYSTEA.COM Bulletin
Dear Fellow Technology Education Teachers:
In an effort to improve communication with the field, I would like to welcome you to the inaugural issue of the NYSTEA newsletter. Each issue will have a different theme to it. Our next issue will be a photo essay of the 47th Annual Conference. We hope to produce 3 - 4 issues per year. I invite you to submit articles and photos of the unique activities you are doing in your classrooms.
NYSTEA This We Believe Statement
New York State Technology Education Association
We believe that Technology Education is:
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NYSTEA Original Regents Charter 1964 & Amended Charter 2003
Original Charter 1964
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Amended Charter 2003
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NYSTEA Advisory Council Position Paper
The New York State Technology Education Association (NYSTEA) Advisory Council believes that technology education has a critical role to play in eliminating the gaps in math, science, technological literacy, problem-solving skills, and preparation for all technical fields while serving the needs of all students who are either entering the workforce from high school or continuing into post-secondary education.
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Statewide Summit on Technology Education Held
The New York State Technology Education Association (NYSTEA) in partnership with the New York State Education Department (NYSED) conducted a summit focused on the discipline of technology education on April 30 and May 1. Held at the NY State Education Department in Albany, New York, the title and thrust of the summit was Educating and Enabling 21st Century Students with a primary focus on Pre-K through 16 education issues.