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1 Megan Schrauben Michigan Department of Education Michigan STEM Partnership Bill Rayl Academy of Manufacturing Careers Jackson Area Manufacturers Association The Enterprise Group

2 33 Michigan Math& Science Centers http://www.mimathandscience.org /

3 Michigan is divided into 5 hubs.divided into 5 hubs Local working group for each hub is made up of employers and educators who determine local STEM outreach activities. Michigan STEM Partnership — 5 regional hubs http://mistempartnership.com/about/

4 2011-13 STEM Hub Focus: Family Engineering Chose to focus on dissemination of Family Engineering Program statewide. http://www.familyengineering.org/http://www.familyengineering.org/ Michigan Tech University co-authors, Joan Chadde and Dr. Neil Hutzler, conducted two training workshops for all Math/Science Centers. Generous grant funding supported training, purchase of family engineering starter kits, and conducting family engineering events from Math/Science Centers Network and the MI STEM Partnership Square One Education Network National Defense Education Fund

5 58 Family Engineering Events held statewide sponsored by Math/Science Centers Families discover the fun of engineering by doing hands-on activities together! Activities provide engineering challenges that introduce families to a variety of engineering fields. Family Engineering book made it easy for Math/Science Centers to plan and host events. Events held at a variety of venues

6 Assembly Line (family engineering activity) Organize into groups of 4-6… How quickly can a team of workers assemble a product? Family members, working as a team, try to create the optimal assembly line to assemble a ballpoint pen in the shortest time. This is a competition--- a race against other groups! Reorganize, figure out a more efficient process, listen to ideas from your group members There will be two trials. Practice your solution-based thinking---systems engineering! Parents will see that their children are capable… catch kids while they are young and keep them engaged!

7 Value of Partnerships—working together Can accomplish more Spreads STEM throughout the community Your resources stretch further Get involved! Join Math/Science Center advisory committee Join a STEM hub Support students’ STEM learning—offer students internships, make classroom presentations, sponsor a STEM event, join the discussion! Cultivate relationships and imagine the possibilities!

8 Help encourage kids to pursue STEM careers with Family Engineering! http://www.familyengineering.org/ Megan Schrauben schraubenm1@michigan.govschraubenm1@michigan.gov Integrated Education Consultant, Curriculum & Instruction Office of Education Improvement and Innovation, MI Dept. of Educ. Past-Chair, Michigan STEM Partnership Past-Director MI Math & Science Network Bill Rayl brayl@enterprisegroup.orgbrayl@enterprisegroup.org Jackson Area Manufacturers Association Academy for Manufacturing Careers


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