STE(A)M Truck Internship

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STE(A)M Truck is a mobile makerspace that offers an experience anchored by a rigorous, experiential learning-based curriculum. Application deadline extended to April 10th.

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FALL 2017 PRE-TEACHING & STE(A)M TRUCK INTERNSHIP 

Deadline: April 10, 2017 by 11:59 p.m.

For: undergrads and graduate students (U.S. citizens, permanent residents and international)

Our Partnership

The Georgia Tech Pre-Teaching program, which supports Georgia Tech undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni considering careers in K-12 education, has partnered with STE(A)M Truck to create a unique, paid internship opportunity in our local education communities.  STE(A)M Truck is a program of Community Guilds Inc., an Atlanta based non-profit organization, that focuses on delivering an innovative, gap-closing approach to elementary and middle school education.  www.steamtruck.org

What does STE(A)M truck do exactly?

STE(A)M = Science, Technology, Engineering, (Arts), and Mathematics. STE(A)M Truck is a mobile makerspace that offers an experience anchored by a rigorous, experiential learning-based curriculum. The support and collective expertise of the local community is what brings the STE(A)M Truck experience to life.  Adult STE(A)M role models – maker-mentors, STE(A)M designers, and local artists, along with educators in local schools – work closely with young students in Atlanta to tackle real problems, design solutions, and build things. Students learn the design process and develop a sense of self-efficacy as they create their own solutions. Educators also learn and are inspired over the 20-day award winning program.  They leave better-equipped to bring similar instructional concepts and methodologies into their classrooms once the truck pulls out of the parking lot. How cool is that?

How can I become part of this maker community?

Apply to be an intern! 

What will I do as an intern?

As an intern, you will have the opportunity to:

  • observe the instructional practices of experienced educators and community experts
  • experience an innovative approach to school reform
  • collaboratively plan “maker” infused lessons with a team of educators
  • assist staff in planning and executing problem-based learning activities
  • assist staff in planning and executing professional learning experiences
  • set up, implement, supervise, and break down mobile makerspace labs
  • develop extension activities
  • lead small group and whole class instruction as deemed appropriate
  • acquire skills in classroom management under the supervision of an educator
  • improve students’ course content mastery
  • assess student work and provide feedback to students under supervision
  • assist staff in the design of appropriate assessments of student learning
  • use backwards design to develop lessons that provide students with a clear path to mastery

What are the eligibility requirements?

  • current undergraduate or graduate student at Georgia Tech
  • have a 2.0 or higher cumulative G.P.A. when applying and for the entire internship duration
  • be in current good academic standing
  • have a strong background in mathematics or science; engineering design preferred
  • the specific discipline focus of the internship will be dependent upon the selected applicant

Full Internship Details

Please read the full internship description at http://b.gatech.edu/2mTp3Vw before applying. 

More Information

Jason Martin, Executive Director, at jason@steamtruck.org or 404.783.6087

Susan Belmonte, Georgia Tech Pre-Teaching Advisor, at sbelmonte@gatech.edu or 404.385.3494

Application

http://b.gatech.edu/2mAxU25

www.preteaching.gatech.edu/internships

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  • Created On: Mar 7, 2017 - 1:50pm
  • Last Updated: Apr 3, 2017 - 3:14pm