Explain new ways you will integrate technology

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Assignment:

Explain new ways you will integrate technology into your math/science curriculum based upon this week's readings and STEM/STEAM directions and trends in the field.

References:

Educating teachers of science, mathematics, and technology: New practices for the new millennium

-The Continuum of Teacher Education in Science, Mathematics and Technology: Problems and Issues

-The Critical Importance of Well-Prepared Teachers for Student Learning and Achievement

-Recommendations from the Profession and Disciplines

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