Engineers Teaching Algebra brings an engineer into your classroom for a fun and engaging STEAM experience. Engineers Teaching Algebra is a hands-on 'field trip' in a traditional classroom setting with chalk/whiteboard space, desk space, and pencils on paper with good erasers because engineers make mistakes! Whether students are strong or struggling in math, ETA is conducted in the belief that a wrong answer is better than no answer, that uncertainty invites discovery, that problems are solved through trial and error, with patience and imagination. The dialogue is Socratic and engaging; activities are hands-on, relevant and fun! Connecting everyday value in algebra since 1994, ETA has been conducted in over 5000 classrooms, 1800 schools, 38 states.

"After one day my kids show more interest in math and a deeper appreciation as to why it matters. That's why I do it every year. It has a multiplier effect in the way it supports me as a teacher, enriches the curriculum and inspires students to take it seriously. It's a valuable experience, well worth the time and money." Jennifer Voccola, Math Teacher, Central Middle School, Greenwich CT

"We've had ENGINEERS TEACHING ALGEBRA for 15 years, half of those years I was the teacher in the classrooms they visited. When I moved to the front office as Assistant Principal I felt so strongly about the program that I made it a priority that they continue to return annually." Anita Block, Assistant Principal, River Trails Middle School, Mt Prospect IL

"We've had Mark Love for 12 years, it has become the highlight of our school year!" Loretta Bastone, Math Teacher, HC Crittenden Middle School, Armonk NY