We are all interested in quality in education. The future of our country and the world depends on our children and college students receiving the best instruction.
Using the framework of quality in our school districts, we can design roadmaps for continuous improvement. When educators understand what continuous improvement is all about, they gain confidence that they can shape and alter the nature of their schools. Change is possible!
U.S. K-12 teachers get high marks for science smarts, but their grade drops significantly when it comes to connecting learning to STEM career options based on a new survey conducted online by Harris Interactive® on behalf of ASQ (American Society for Quality). During National Engineers Week, February 14–20, ASQ invites K-12 educators to bring an ASQ engineer into the classroom to promote engineering as a career. Educators can contact ASQ at 800-248-1946 to find an engineer volunteer in their area to speak to students. More…
The Carolina First Center for Excellence unites educators and quality professionals in the pursuit of continuous improvement. The group provides training and coaching to schools, districts and other educational organizations. The project started with a grant from ASQ’s Community Good Works Program.
