Only time will show if the educational community continues to explore STEM reforms that have gained focus because of politician, government, business, and educator interest in changing how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education is delivered during schooling. For technology education to be a part of a country’s STEM practices, technology education teachers, administrators, and teacher educators need to be involved in the discussions of what STEM should
become. If technology education leaders fail to participate in these discusses or show willingness to participate in the development of these practices, our content area will fail to be the great knowledge integrator for STEM educational reform.