The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Teacher Education Collaborative, or STEMTEC, has been the STEM Education Institute’s largest and most visible program. Funded in 1997 by the NSF Collaboratives for Excellence in Teacher Education program, it was an ambitious project designed to produce more, better prepared, and more diverse K12 science and math teachers.
Submissions from 2003
STEMTEC II Evaluation Report for Year 1 -- Fall 2002/Spring 2003, Joseph B. Berger and Stephen G. Sireci
Submissions from 2002
STEMTEC Evaluation Report For Year 5 (Fall 2001/Spring 2002), Joseph B. Berger and Stephen G. Sireci
STEMTEC II Evaluation Plan -- Fall 2002 to Spring 2005, Joseph B. Berger and Stephen G. Sireci
Annual Report Summary, Morton Sternheim
STEMTEC II (followon grant) Proposal, Morton Sternheim and Allan Feldman
Submissions from 2001
STEMTEC Evaluation Report For Year 4 (Fall 2000/Spring 2001), Joseph B. Berger and Stephen G. Sireci
Submissions from 1999
Annual Report, Morton Sternheim
SUMMARY STEMTEC EVALUATION REPORT, Morton Sternheim
Submissions from 1996
STEMTEC Grant Proposal Narrative, Morton Sternheim, Allan Feldman, and Richard Yuretich