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Ten80 Education is a team of engineers, scientists, teachers, professors and parents all dedicated to a single mission.  We have joined forces to help students and teachers understand STEM subjects, STEM careers and how they affect the world around us. 

Ten80 partners include school districts and Universities around the country, Texas Instruments (DLP Products & the "Calculator Group"), SolidWorks, Science Kit, Sargent-Welch, and the North Carolina Motorsports Association; all entities that share the same, progressive vision for education.

Over a decade ago, our founding educator invited local science, engineering and technical professionals into her middle school classroom. She wanted to offer students a broader perspective of math and science at work in the world. Beverly Simmons didn't realize that this initial group of volunteers would later become the first Ten80 teams.

Since that first exciting year, our teams, partner educators and students have compiled the wish list.  We noticed a few recurring themes:

  • ¤ Fundamental concepts are NOT easy to grasp;
  • ¤ Educators want and need to better understand core concepts;
  • ¤ Teachers have incredibly busy schedules that must be taken into account;
  • ¤ High achieving and difficult to reach students both need motivation;
  • ¤ Almost all students respond to inquiry-based activities in familiar contexts;
  • ¤ Achievement across subgroups DOES matter.

The Ten80 Team offers dynamic professional development and streamlined K-12 supplementary curriculum that you can incorporate directly into your current assessment and instructional plans.  As you've requested solutions, we've developed programs and materials to deliver results.

Terri Stripling

Chemical Engineer, Ten80 Resource Team Member

tstripling@ten80education.com

 

 


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Ten80's Philosophy


Ten80's Adheres to the 5E's


(Ten80's Team asks you to Do as I Do, not Do as I Say.  The 5E's are Engage, Explore, Explain, Evaluate, Extend.  This order is most effective for students so why would we do anything different when teaching teachers?)

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