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Why Amateur Radio in the classroom?
Using Amateur Radio in the classroom is a proven and effective way to teach both fact and theory … and align with state and national learning objectives. -
Why Amateur Radio in the classroom?
Amateur Radio is communication via a variety of methods across social, political, cultural, geographic and physical handicap boundaries. -
Why Amateur Radio in the classroom?
Amateur Radio integrates multiple technologies, math, science geography, reading and writing. -
Why Amateur Radio in the classroom?
Amateur Radio encourages hands-on investigation and experimentation as a basis for understanding technical subjects.
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Resources
Curricula, kits and projects you can use in your classroom. Learn More
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Professional Development
ARRL's Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology offers hands-on learning for teachers . Learn More
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Grants
Find out about grants for school radio stations and related software and equipment! Learn More
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What are other schools doing?
Find out how other teachers are using Amateur Radio to engage students in their classrooms. Learn More
