The “E” in Stem (K-6)

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$349.00

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Graduate credits 3 semester hours
Credit equivalent 4.5 quarter hours
University CSU Pueblo
Level Graduate
Format Book-based/self-paced

Engineering is the least understood letter in STEM — and the one most teachers feel least prepared to teach. Christine Cunningham provides a ready-to-use framework for integrating the engineering design process into elementary curriculum, built on real-world problems that give students a reason to think critically, collaborate, and create.

With more states adopting standards that include engineering, the demand is growing fast and most teachers haven’t had the training to meet it. This course gives you that foundation — a practical approach to teaching engineering thinking that fits into your existing STEM instruction without requiring an engineering background to pull off.


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Christine M. Cunningham, PhD
Engineer, educator, and founder of Engineering is Elementary at the Museum of Science, Boston — a program that has reached over 165,000 educators nationwide. Dr. Cunningham’s research focuses on making engineering accessible to elementary students and teachers. She is the author of Engineering in Elementary STEM Education.

This is a graduate-level course intended for K–12 educators who have completed a bachelor’s degree. It is recommended that you receive board or district approval before registering with TPAI.