2020 TEEAP STEM Conference is going virtual this year!

The theme for our conference is Focus on the Future. This year’s conference is being built around a wide range of informative special interest sessions, interesting educational opportunities, and activities designed to promote the sharing of ideas and information.

Sessions and Schedules: The 2020 TEEAP STEM Conference will be held October 20-22, 2020 in a virtual format. Each day of the conference will feature two live sessions related to one of our strands, as well prerecorded sessions. The live sessions will run from 4:15-5:00 PM and 5:15-6:00 PM. Below is the schedule for the conference. 

• October 20, 2020: Encouraging the Next Generation toward Technological & Engineering Literacy
• October 21, 2020: Early Learning in Technology & Engineering Education
• October 22, 2020: Content & Context in Technology & Engineering Education

Cost and Registration: There is no conference fee to attend the live sessions, view the prerecorded conference content, or participate in the virtual forums. We do ask that all attendees consider donating to TEEAP's scholarship fund to support future technology and engineering education teachers. Attendees will still need to register to view the conference materials. You can register to attend this free conference here. 

After you register to attend the conference, you will receive a confirmation email that includes the link you will use to access to conference sessions. 

For more information, visit the conference page. 

TEEAP/NJTEEA Collaboration

As a response to the COVID-19 virus, school districts are throughout the country are exploring the use of online instructional methods in order to continue to deliver high quality instruction to students. As a result TEEAP and NJTEEA have decided to join efforts to aid our members in sharing content and ideas that can be delivered in an online setting only. We encourage anyone who is developing lessons for use online, to share to their content with others. We have setup a Google Drive that should be shared with any developing useful materials. To access the drive please click here. Please consider helping our fellow members develop lessons and help our profession deliver quality content during this unprecedented situation.

What is STEM you ask?

You can also learn more about Integrative STEM Education from the ITEEA website by visiting ITEEA's Understanding Intergrative STEM page by clicking here.