…I’m all done with the ASEE and headed off on vacation in nearby Holiday World. Whatever it is I’ve left out about ASEE, I hope to fill in once I’m back home. If there’s something specific you’d like to know about what I’ve seen here, let me know in the comments.
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I’m curious to hear anything you have to report! As a high school math & engineering teacher, I’ve been getting e-mail updates from ASEE and enjoying the K-12 section of their website. And I’ve appreciated the updates you have posted so far on the conference. Do you think attending would be worthwhile for a high school teacher?
I think you’d have to pick and choose your way through the program. The majority of the talks at the ASEE were intended for specific engineering disciplines or courses — project-based learning for materials engineering courses, etc. — and I don’t know how well those would transfer to K-12 engineering/STEM teaching. But as you can tell, I don’t actually teach engineering at all (with possible exception of MATLAB) but I found more ideas than I know what to do with.
Next year’s ASEE is in Vancouver, BTW. So I’m already making up a list of reasons why I need to go.