Foundations of Electronics for Teachers equips educators with fundamental electronic principles and hands-on skills necessary for teaching STEM subjects effectively. The course delves into the core concepts of electronics, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Participants will engage in project-based learning, allowing them to create interactive lessons that can be implemented in their own classrooms, thereby enhancing student engagement and understanding of electronics.
Through a series of interactive modules, learners will explore topics ranging from basic circuit design to the integration of technology in teaching. The course culminates in a final project where participants will develop a comprehensive lesson plan or educational tool that incorporates the principles learned throughout the program. This project not only reinforces the knowledge acquired but also encourages participants to publish their findings in Cademix Magazine, fostering a community of educators sharing innovative practices.
Introduction to Basic Electronics Concepts
Understanding Circuit Theory and Components
Hands-on Circuit Building Techniques
Exploring Analog vs. Digital Electronics
Integrating Microcontrollers in Education
Designing Interactive STEM Activities
Utilizing Simulation Software for Electronics
Assessment Strategies for Electronics Learning
Creating Inclusive Learning Environments in STEM
Final Project: Develop a Lesson Plan or Educational Tool