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It’s that time again. Students return back to school, teachers set up their classrooms, and school administrators prepare for the year to come. This time of year can put an incredible amount of pressure on teachers and school administrators. They need to ensure the school is ready for students and also anticipate emerging educational trends. Each and every student must receive the best, most engaging and impactful education possible - and a little help can go a long way. Here are some

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) subjects are only becoming more important as the world continues to move forward. The job market is filled with opportunities for individuals with a STEAM and STEM background to develop and work with all the latest innovations and technologies. Teachers are tasked with introducing students to this curriculum in an engaging way to encourage more kids to pursue these subjects later in life. This is no simple task. Withou

Delivering STEAM Education in a Fun and Engaging Way Trusted educational products designer and manufacturer, HamiltonBuhl® is excited to announce the release of STEAM SNIPS™. Including over 70 different components, these electronic building modules offer students a chance to explore coding, hardware operation and circuitry knowledge in the real-world to help them better visualize how electronics and coding work together. Standards-aligned curriculum and lesson plans are a

Offering Teachers the Tools and Resources to Help Inspire the Next-Generation of InnovatorsToday, trusted educational products designer and manufacturer, HamiltonBuhl® is releasing the STEAM Robo-Arm Kit for Arduino. The 4-axis programable or manually operated robotic arm is made up of lightweight components, easy to assemble, and can memorize up to 100 movements. The Robo-Arm Kit features double-layered, jagged-edged, and pointed grippers; 4 servos to control four joints; MCU Arduino UNO;

NoiseOff™ by HamiltonBuhl® helps those with ASD and SPD More than 3.5 million Americans live with autism1, also called Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and over 200,000 children are diagnosed each year in the US 2. People with autism live amazing and fulfilling lives but often struggle with a sensitivity to sound. Known as Sensory Processing Disorder or SPD, this neurological disorder can cause extreme pain when a person is exposed to noise. Each child will display the signs