Video Chapter 6 New Ways to Teach Engineering

Video Chapter 6 New Ways to Teach Engineering Video Chapter 6 New Ways to Teach Engineering Video: Chapter 6 - New Ways to Teach Engineering Chapter 6New Ways to Teach Engineering This chapter focuses on whether traditional engineering curriculum best prepares students to be global problem solvers. Based on the scenario below, Bella returns to Steadfast University and considers the skills she will need in order to create responsive engineering solutions, either in the developing world or in a global corporation. If traditional engineering curriculum doesnt fully prepare students to be global problem solvers, how can it be changed? THE SCENARIO: Will Engineers Be True Global Problem Solvers? In the United States, middle school student Bella attends a Maker Faire and is inspired to join the schools robotics team. In Zambia, young Kamillo examines his villages broken water pump and wonders how it can be repaired. Both young people have started on a path that could lead them to confront some of the largest challenges on the planet. How will each be prepared and empowered to be true problem solvers? Watch Chapter 7 - Global Competition for Jobs Join the conversation! This video is part of the ASME Decision Point Dialogues seriesan initiative designed to challenge thought leaders from industry, government, academia and NGOs to grapple with some of the most complex questions facing engineers and technologists today. The series raises awareness of existing conflict points and stimulates the kind of debate that leads to bold decision making and disruptive learning. In this first installment, the panel tackles the question of how to prepare and inspire generations of engineers to solve the most pressing global challenges. The copyright of this program is owned by ASME.