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RSS CommentsCreated by the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), this blog aims to be both a networking site for teachers and a trustworthy source of information and opportunities. We welcome your comments.
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Hello ASEE Friends!
What can we do to have JETS TEAMS competition mentioned in a GO ENGINEERING issue? This issue would have been perfect b/c the theme for TEAMS 2009 is Behind the Scenes: Theme Parks. TEAMS competitions are held February – March at 80 college campuses across the U.S. And helps high school students see how math and science is applied in the real world by applying those concepts to real things like roller coasters, water rides, safety, that keep America’s theme parks moving…
Thanks!