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NYSTEA Conference 2010
The New York State Technology Education Association (NYSTEA) will hold its 2010 Annual Conference in Poughkeepsie, New York. This will be the first time that our organization has traveled to this historic area along the scenic Hudson River that is celebrating its 400th Birthday this year. For this years conference, the Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel will be our host.
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CONFERENCE 2010 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Planning on going to this year's conference? There is still time to register and make those hotel reservations. You can now check out the preliminary conference program. There will be some amazing presentations this year. Please down load the PDF file and share it with a friend.
January/February Presidents Corner
Dear NYSTEA Members,
Hope all of you had a great New Years and came back to school well rested. Over the break I wrote to Commissioner Steiner and introduced him to NYSTEA. I shared with him what our discipline does and the positive impact we have on students. I also supplied him a copy of our NYSTEA Position Paper, This We Believe Statement and a copy of the NYS STEM Overarching Goals.
Sign up now for the online work-based learning courses from Buffalo State!
Starting and coordinating a 21st.Century work-based learning program are the main themes throughout the two courses. You will learn a good deal about all the work-based learning programs, related curriculum and new computer skills such as blogging, Google Docs, Wikis, etc. Every assignment is "real world applications" for your current classes you teach today or the program you may coordinate in the future.
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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