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This 154-page paper was written by Andrew Reamer and is provided by the National Academy of Sciences. This paper "suggests improvements in information resources that would enable a well-functioning supply chain for middle-skill jobs, i.e., jobs that require some postsecondary education but not a...

This 2-page flyer, made available by Internet Scout Research Group, is part of the Working Partners Research Project and lists 10 top strategies from the Advanced Technological Education (ATE) community on initiating partnerships between academic and industrial institutions. The Working Partners...

This webinar, published by Project Vision, explores institutional infrastructure and key personnel roles for Advanced Technological Education (ATE) grants. In the video, Dave Brown provides information on navigating the proposal completion checklist, establishing institutional accounts to submit...

This 4-page document is provided by Maricopa Advanced Technology Education Center (MATEC) and includes instructions for writing reports for technical fields. The document includes general instructions, guidelines on report structure, grading information, and a laboratory grading sheet. 

This paper, by Bernard Zubrowski, with the Education Development Center, Inc., covers the integration of technology into elementary and middle school science education. Design engineering, as an approach, is discussed, as well as an example pedagogical model using an exercise in model windmills. 

This website is provided by Shodor Education Foundation and contains a series of online interactive activities designed for use in middle school mathematics. Topics include: Geometry, Algebra, Probability, Statistics, Modeling, Discrete, and others.

These presentation slides, provided by Northwestern Connecticut Community College and the GeoTech Center, discuss international travel in Advanced Technological Education (ATE) projects. The presentation covers the role of international travel in ATE programs and its benefits to students, drawing...

This page from the National Institute of Standards and Technology provides an SI Unit rules and style conventions checklist for reviewing manuscripts. There are 22 aspects of the checklist including General, Abbreviations, Plurals, Punctuation, Multiplication and division, typeface, and more. 

This webinar, provided by the Centers Collaborative for Technical Assistance, discusses internship models and tips for implementing and sustaining apprenticeships and internships. The webinar focuses on the South Carolina ATE Internship and Industry Consortium model, including purpose, design, and...

This resource helps to teach students how to interpret TI or other component manufacturer's data sheets. It is quite extensive, mainly covering the TI Logic Data Sheet. Illustrative material is also included. The document may be downloaded as a PDF.