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  The National Center for Engineering and Technology Education (NCETE) is one of the 17 NSF-funded Centers for Learning and Teaching in the country, and the only center addressing engineering and technology education. The ultimate goal of NCETE is to infuse engineering design, problem solving and analytical skills into the K-12 schools through technology education in order to increase the quality, quantity, and diversity of engineering and technology educators, and to significantly strengthen the pathways to engineering and technology professions for students. The Center is doing this by teaming engineering faculty and technology education faculty in a systematic approach that involves:
  • Building a community of researchers, leaders, and PhD students to conduct research in emerging engineering and technology education areas.
  • Creating a body of research that improves our understanding of learning and teaching engineering and technology subjects.
  • Preparing technology education teachers at the BS and MS level who can infuse engineering design into the curriculum (current and future teachers).
  • Strengthening the pathways for a diverse, increasing number of students who select engineering, science, mathematics and technology careers.
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Supported by the National Science Foundation
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