As a teacher, what gaps do you see in STEM education?
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This may seem an odd question, but I am considering helping with the shortage in our area for science teachers. But this would be a "post-retirement" thing after 30 years in an engineering job.
Have a physics degree and I taught physics and chemistry for a year right out of college, but bailed on it. I remember one of the most stressful aspects was the pressure, time and effort involved with having a new lesson prepared each day for every subject. However, back then we had the texbook, a chalkboard, and a mimeograph machine to produce handouts and exams.
So one big factor in my decision would be whether the materials are light-years better today. I assume there are all sorts of ready made lessons and materials to use with the presentation/lectures?
Have a physics degree and I taught physics and chemistry for a year right out of college, but bailed on it. I remember one of the most stressful aspects was the pressure, time and effort involved with having a new lesson prepared each day for every subject. However, back then we had the texbook, a chalkboard, and a mimeograph machine to produce handouts and exams.
So one big factor in my decision would be whether the materials are light-years better today. I assume there are all sorts of ready made lessons and materials to use with the presentation/lectures?
Lynne in TN
Have a physics degree and I taught physics and chemistry > for a year right out of college, but bailed on it. I > remember one of the most stressful aspects was the > pressure, time and effort involved with having a new lesson > prepared each day for every subject. However, back then we > had the texbook, a chalkboard, and a mimeogra...See More
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