Tags
Results for: gender in STEM
gender in STEM
-
General ItemIntegrative STEM Education
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: teacher professional development programs
- tag: education interdisciplinary doctorate
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: School of Education
- tag: doctoral program in integrative stem
- tag: graduate certificate program in integrative stem education
- tag: Interdisciplinary Education Graduate Program
- tag: Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: Excellence in Educational Research
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: STEM education
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: Teacher Education, Professional Development (preservice and inservice)
- tag: masters program in integrative stem
- tag: best education graduate programs
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
-
General ItemIntegrative STEM Education
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: excellence in doctoral education programs
- tag: education interdisciplinary doctorate
- tag: education colleges
- tag: foundations of education research
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: School of Education
- tag: doctoral program in integrative stem
- tag: graduate certificate program in integrative stem education
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: science education doctorate
- tag: Excellence in Educational Research
- tag: best education doctoral programs
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: STEM education
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: best science education doctorate
- tag: doctoral programs in education
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
-
General ItemIntegrative STEM Education (M.A.Ed.)
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: School of Education
- tag: Interdisciplinary Education Graduate Program
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: science education masters
- tag: best science education program
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: STEM education
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: Secondary Education Degree
- tag: Secondary education
- tag: secondary education major
- tag: education major colleges
- tag: best science education masters
- tag: masters program in integrative stem
- tag: top colleges for education majors
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
- tag: secondary education major colleges
-
Home ItemIntegrative STEM Program , home
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: excellence in doctoral education programs
- tag: teacher professional development programs
- tag: education interdisciplinary doctorate
- tag: Interdisciplinary Education Graduate Program
- tag: masters program in education
- tag: Excellence in Educational Research
- tag: School of Education
- tag: STEM education
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: best science education doctorate
- tag: Teacher Education, Professional Development (preservice and inservice)
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
- tag: psychology of teaching
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: Teacher Training
- tag: graduate certificate program in integrative stem education
- tag: doctoral program in integrative stem
- tag: Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: science education doctorate
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: masters program in integrative stem
- tag: doctoral programs in education
- tag: online science teacher professional development
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
-
General ItemAbout the Integrative STEM Education Graduate Certificate
Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: graduate certificate program in integrative stem education
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: gender in science
- tag: School of Education
- tag: STEM education
-
General ItemAbout the Integrative STEM Education Ed.S. Program
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: teacher professional development programs
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: Teacher Education, Professional Development (preservice and inservice)
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: masters program in integrative stem
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
- tag: STEM education
-
General ItemAbout the Integrative STEM Education M.A.Ed. Program
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: teacher professional development programs
- tag: education interdisciplinary doctorate
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: School of Education
- tag: graduate certificate program in integrative stem education
- tag: Society for consumer interest and professional development
- tag: Interdisciplinary Education Graduate Program
- tag: masters program in education
- tag: Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity
- tag: science education masters
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: STEM education
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: Teacher Education, Professional Development (preservice and inservice)
- tag: best science education masters
- tag: masters program in integrative stem
- tag: masters programs rankings
- tag: online science teacher professional development
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
-
General ItemAbout the Integrative STEM Doctoral Program
The Integrative STEM Education program at Virginia Tech offers a graduate certificate and degrees at three different levels: master of arts in education degree (M.A.Ed.), education specialist degree (Ed.S.), and doctoral degrees (Ph.D. or Ed.D.). Graduates of the Virginia Tech Integrative STEM Education program are among the most sought after professionals in higher education. Since the program’s inception, there has been a 100% post-secondary education placement rate for our doctoral graduates. Integrative STEM Education serves as the theoretical and pedagogical premise for technological/engineering (T/E) design based teaching and learning practices. The goal of T/E design based learning is distinct in that it seeks to promote integrative STEM thinking through the design of a product, system, or environment that provides solutions to practical problems. Technological/Engineering design embodies habits of both hand and mind that together afford the learner knowledge and understanding necessary for developing appropriate solutions to human wants and needs. The faculty works closely with students to tailor their learning experiences to meet their goals.
- tag: excellence in doctoral education programs
- tag: education interdisciplinary doctorate
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: School of Education
- tag: doctoral program in integrative stem
- tag: science education doctoral
- tag: Interdisciplinary Education Graduate Program
- tag: Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: best education doctoral programs
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: women in STEM
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: best science education doctorate
- tag: doctoral programs in education
- tag: gender in science
- tag: best education graduate programs
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
-
General ItemAbout the Science Education Graduate Program (M.A.Ed.)
Earn your Master's Degree in Curriculum & Instruction with a concentration in Science Education, integrated with STEM Education. The program offers licensure in Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Physics. The Secondary Science Education Program is nationally accredited and leads to licensure in middle and secondary science (in one of biology, chemistry, earth science, or physics, grades 6-12). The program includes a field experience in schools during the fall semester and a student teaching internship during the spring semester. The VT Science Education teacher preparation program boasts a nearly 100% job placement rate!
- tag: biology teacher graduate program
- tag: best colleges for science education
- tag: earth science teacher graduate program
- tag: Teacher qualifications
- tag: physics teacher masters program
- tag: scholarship of science education
- tag: School of Education
- tag: teacher development and preparation
- tag: Education Programs
- tag: Philosophy of Physics
- tag: physics teacher licensure program
- tag: Teacher learning in STEM education
- tag: Teacher Training
- tag: STEM and engineering-related professional development for in-service K-12 teachers
- tag: science education masters
- tag: Teaching
- tag: best colleges for science educators
- tag: chemistry teacher licensure program
- tag: philosophy of science education
- tag: Education scholarships
- tag: colleges with teaching majors
- tag: best science education masters
- tag: physics teacher graduate program
- tag: doctoral programs in education
- tag: Scholarship of Teaching
- tag: Disabilities in STEM
- tag: teaching science pedagogy
- tag: teacher professional development programs
- tag: science teacher graduate program
- tag: earth science teacher masters program
- tag: chemistry teacher masters program
- tag: Excellence in Educational Research
- tag: teacher education major
- tag: STEM education
- tag: science teacher masters program
- tag: science education research
- tag: ESL-STEM
- tag: physics teacher preparation program
- tag: best-practices in teacher education
- tag: college majors for teachers
- tag: Philosophy of Biology
- tag: Teacher Education, Professional Development (preservice and inservice)
- tag: chemistry teacher graduate program
- tag: earth science teacher licensure program
- tag: best colleges for teaching majors
- tag: chemistry teacher preparation program
- tag: best education graduate programs
- tag: Teacher Education
- tag: biology teacher masters program
- tag: gender in STEM
- tag: Cognitive process and multimedia teaching and learning
- tag: teacher working conditions
- tag: biology teacher preparation program
- tag: what to major in to be a teacher
- tag: teaching majors
- tag: biology teacher licensure program
- tag: best science education program
- tag: teacher induction
- tag: the intersections of practice among STEM education areas
- tag: preservice teacher perceptions
- tag: science teacher preparation program
- tag: Education Policy
- tag: Secondary education
- tag: science teacher licensure program
- tag: best majors for teachers
- tag: earth science teacher preparation program