Applicants are generally nominated by an MTEEA affiliated organization.
Applicants must have a minimum of 6 years teaching experience and presently be teaching full time.
Applicants will need to complete a self-evaluation set of questions.
Nominee must be a current member of MTEEA and have also been a member for the previous 2 years at the time the nomination form is sent to the MTEEA Awards Chairperson.
A teacher is eligible to receive a Teacher Excellence Award once every 5 years.
Applicants are generally nominated by an MTEEA affiliated organization.
Programs will be assessed using the ITEEA Standards For Technological Literacy as the criteria for assessment. The program must reflect a STEM education philosophy. Candidates for this award must be characterized as providing technology and engineering education instruction of high quality, learner centered, and relevant to a study of technological literacy.
A minimum of sixty percent (60%) of its department’s technology and engineering teachers must be current members of MTEEA, and have also been members for the previous 2 years at the time the nomination form is sent to the MTEEA Awards Chairperson.
The final application will require the submission of a self-study and a detailed school specific curriculum guide which has been written or revised within the last 5 years.
The school is eligible to receive a Program Excellence Award once every five years.
Applicants are generally nominated by an MTEEA affiliated organization.
Candidates must have between 3 and 5 years of teaching experience and presently teaching Technology Education at time of nomination to be considered a candidate.
Nominee must be a current member of MTEEA and also have been a member for the previous 2 years at the time the nomination form is sent to the MTEEA Awards Chairperson.