Teachers, Knowledge, Portal to Energy Education

Author: Anthony Darby; Published: May 31, 2012; Category: Classroom materials, Education outreach, Energy Education; Tags: classroom, energy education, Teachers, volunteers; Comments: Comments Off

Someone once said, “Knowledge is power when it is used and shared.” With this simple philosophy, literally making an impact in the world is truly feasible.  Once example of said philosophy in action can be seen in teachers – their influence is immeasurable and can take students to heights not even they realized they could go.

That’s why one of Energy4me’s goals is to support teachers with energy education materials to feed knowledge to students who will undoubtedly benefit. Some students will even go a step further and become engineers who work in the energy industry.

From teacher aids, classroom activities, lesson plans and more, Energy4me is dedicated to teachers and in turn, students. This commitment is shared by SPE members and volunteers who spend time around the world visiting schools: teaching and sharing.

Know a teacher who would benefit from free Energy4me resources? Email us at energyed@spe.org. Are you interested in volunteering and getting involved? Visit http://www.energy4me.org/spe-volunteers/.

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