I want to show the students how excited I am about teaching and excite them about learning. I prepare for lectures and organize and present materials I believe will help students learn more effectively. This is how I show the students my dedication to their education and their success in learning. Teaching Engineering Engineering, an inherently interdisciplinary endeavor, draws on knowledge from a variety of scientific fields and mathematics to solve real world problems. Teaching engineering synthesizes a diverse knowledge base and incorporates this information into useful problem solving tools.
Engineering students benefit from practice using their newly found skills on real world problems.
Rarely can complex, real world problems be solved with expertise from one area of knowledge. A teamwork approach to engineering makes writing and other communications skills as vital as mathematics and science. To encourage strong communication skills, I incorporate writing into homework assignments and laboratory reports to give students practice communicating their ideas to others. Labs and other collaborative projects help students practice oral communications skills and encourage students to develop teaching skills to educate others about their work. To maximize learning for the greatest number of students, I use multiple teaching approaches.