Science Bits Announces Publication of a New Unit: “Atoms and Bonds” The unit is structured around the study of the electronic distribution of atoms. It begins by constructing the electronic More…
Science Bits has just published a new 5E unit under Physics and Chemistry: Quantitative Chemistry. This unit is an introduction to the quantitative aspects of chemistry, both regarding the measurement of concentrations More…
Science Bits curriculum empowers teachers to teach science using the best practices of cognitive science research. Science Bits provides students with the opportunity to learn concepts and construct their own More…
Technical Training Aids has been on the cutting-edge of education and technical training for more than 50 years, and we see schools and teachers facing more challenges now than ever. More…
Technical Training Aids is excited to announce that we have added a line of affordable metal 3D printers to the line of printers we resell! Developed by Desktop Metal, we now bring you More…
NIMS (The National Institute of Metalworking Skills) is a collaboration of the metalworking trade associations. It was created in 1995 to ensure that America’s workforce is competitive in the global More…
KY FAME (Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education) is solving the manufacturing skills gap. This partnership of local manufacturers has created a sustainable pipeline of much needed skilled workers. Here More…
As industries continue to expand their reliance on 3D Printing, it is important for classrooms to create experiences that mirror 3D printing in the workplace. Familiarity with 3D printing is More…
The Amatrol Technical Training Institute (ATTI), from the leader in technical training, Amatrol, has announced its training schedule for 2017. The full schedule can be viewed here, and includes the More…
The Kids to Love Foundation has served foster children in the Huntsville area for years. As the foundation addressed a wide variety of needs over the years, it became increasingly More…
Preparing middle school students for future careers shouldn’t require forcing them into premature specialization. The true goal of middle school career exploration is to spark curiosity, introduce real-world technology, and More…
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