Welcome To The

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Welcome To The

• 71st annual
• ITEA Conference
• Louisville, Kentucky

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STEM Keeping It Real In Old School Technology
Classes

• Presenter Edward V. Callico
• Blue River Career Programs
• Shelbyville, Indiana

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STEM

• Science
• Technology
• Engineering
• Math

How does STEM apply to my class?
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Science

• Main Entry science Pronunciation
  \'si-?n(t)s\
• Function noun Etymology Middle English,
  from Anglo-French, from Latin scientia, from
  scient-, sciens having knowledge, from present
  participle of scire to know perhaps akin to
  Sanskrit chyati he cuts off, Latin scindere to
  split more at shed Date 14th century
• 1 the state of knowing knowledge as
  distinguished from ignorance or misunderstanding
• 2 a department of systematized knowledge as an
  object of study ltthe science of theologygt b
  something (as a sport or technique) that may be
  studied or learned like systematized knowledge
  lthave it down to a sciencegt
• 3 knowledge or a system of knowledge covering
  general truths or the operation of general laws
  especially as obtained and tested through
  scientific method b such knowledge or such a
  system of knowledge concerned with the physical
  world and its phenomena natural science
• 4 a system or method reconciling practical ends
  with scientific laws
• ltcooking is both a science and an artgt

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Technology

• Main Entry technology Pronunciation
  \-je\
• Function noun Inflected Form(s) plural
  technologies
• Etymology Greek technologia systematic treatment
  of an art, from techne art, skill -o- -logia
  -logy Date 1859
• 1 a the practical application of knowledge
  especially in a particular area engineering 2
  ltmedical technologygt b a capability given by the
  practical application of knowledge lta car's
  fuel-saving technologygt
• 2 a manner of accomplishing a task especially
  using technical processes, methods, or knowledge
  ltnew technologies for information storagegt
• 3 the specialized aspects of a particular field
  of endeavor lteducational technologygt

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Engineering

• Main Entry engineering Pronunciation
  \-'nir-i?\
• Function noun Date 1720
• 1 the activities or function of an engineer
• 2 the application of science and mathematics by
  which the properties of matter and the sources of
  energy in nature are made useful to people b the
  design and manufacture of complex products
  ltsoftware engineeringgt
• 3 calculated manipulation or direction (as of
  behavior) ltsocial engineeringgt

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Math

• Main Entry mathematics Pronunciation
  \?math-'ma-tiks, ?ma-th?-\ Function noun plural
  but usually singular in construction Date
  1573
• 1 the science of numbers and their operations,
  interrelations, combinations, generalizations,
  and abstractions and of space configurations and
  their structure, measurement, transformations,
  and generalizations
• 2 a branch of, operation in, or use of
  mathematics ltthe mathematics of physical
  chemistrygt

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The steps of the scientific method are to

• Ask a Question
• Do Background Research
• Construct a Hypothesis
• Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
• Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
• Communicate Your Results

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I Teach Physics!

• Students do mostly Hands On Activities!
• Students retain information better with Real
  Life problem solving skills!
• Students use STEM based learning everyday!
• Students understand Why they need to know the
  information!

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Students use the Four Energy Systems Daily!

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• 1) Mechanical
• 2) Fluid
• 3) Electrical
• 4) Thermal

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Student Percentage By GPA
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I Teach Physics!

• My curriculum is
• Auto Collision Repair Technology!

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Blackhawk Frame Rack
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Blackhawk Computerized Measuring Equipment
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Auto Refinishing Custom Painting
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Students Earn Twelve College Credit Hours Over 4
Semesters!
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Program of Study

• Up to 12 post secondary credit hours from Ivy
  Tech and good toward any Public or Private
  College or University in Indiana.
• ASE Testing and Certification.
• Curriculum in accordance with NATEF and I-Car
  standards and curriculum.

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Science

• Students learn Welding.(Thermal Dynamics)
• Students learn to mix paint colors using
  formulas.
• Students use Hydraulic and Pneumatic systems.
• Students mix chemicals to form bonding agents.

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Technology

• Students use an Ultra Sonic Computerized 3D
  Measuring System.
• Students use a Computerized Data Base for
  Estimate writing.
• Students use an Internet Based Technical Service
  for Research.
• Students use Computerized Data for Paint
  Formulas.

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Engineering

• Students learn to read schematics and diagrams.
• Students learn about structure.
• Students learn assembly order.
• Students learn about metal strengths and metal
  types.
• Students learn about plastics and composite
  materials.

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Mathematics

• Students mix paints by weight and ratios.
• Students learn to measure in 3 Dimensions.
• Students use Estimating Skills.
• Students compute vehicle estimate cost and part
  and material totals.
• Students learn Lay Outs.

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• ASE Testing for at least three of the Collision
  Subject Areas by time student graduates.
• Auto Body Repair Technology Text Books
• Uniforms
• Job Shadowing Opportunities

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Anyone can integrate STEM Based Learning in any
Curriculum!How can You use STEM in Your Class?
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Questions????????