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ARRL Teacher Registration Questionnaire

Thank you for your interest in our ARRL Registered Teacher Program. Your registration with us will allow us to keep you informed about new instructional materials and to share ideas for instruction. We will stay in touch with you by e-mail so please be sure to provide an e-mail address where you would like us to contact you. You can contact us at ead@arrl.org .

Registration will also provide you with a 25% discount on purchases of instructional materials at ARRL’s store. Details about our discount program can be found at www.arrl.org/es/discount.

Name:

Call sign (if licensed):

Address:

City:

State:

ZIP Code:

Phone:

Alternate phone :

E-mail:

Please tell us more about your teaching activities with amateur radio:

I teach grade:

at (name of school):

I instruct courses in:

at (name of college/university):

I provide after-school/ enrichment instruction for :

at (location):

My instructional interests in amateur radio include (check all that apply)
Curriculum content areas:

    geography
    foreign languages
    social studies
    math
    physics/physical science
    electronics and wireless technology

Other Curriculum Content Areas:

Other Amateur radio content areas:

Do you have an amateur radio station in your school/facility:

Yes No

Do you have support from a local amateur radio club:

Yes No

If so, what club:

Do you also conduct licensing classes:

Yes (if so, please also complete the instructor questionnaire) No

used curriculum ideas provided by ARRL through the Education & Technology Program:

Yes No

What ARRL resources have been most useful to you:

    Radio Lab Handbook
    Ideas shared by other teachers in articles and forums
    Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology
    Instructional Activity Boards
    Kits and projects
    Basic Electronics Course
    ARRL publications including licensing manuals, ARRL Handbook, ARRL Operating Manual, Understanding Basic Electronics, etc.

I have developed my own materials to integrate with curriculum:

Yes No

Other materials I use include :

I am looking for more materials using amateur radio to teach :

The facets of amateur radio my students most enjoy are :

I encourage amateur radio licensing with my students:

I am an ARRL member:

Yes No

Comments or questions:

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