Best Way to Introduce Ham Radio in a School Curriculum?
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| Sep 30th 2024, 05:14 | |
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Hi everyone! I'm a teacher and I've been thinking about introducing ham radio as part of an extracurricular activity or even incorporating it into the science or technology curriculum at my school. I’m wondering if anyone has experience with this and could share tips on how to get started? What are some engaging ways hill climb racing to present ham radio to students who may have never heard of it before? And how do you handle licensing and equipment for a classroom setting? Appreciate any advice! |
| Yesterday, 01:48 | |
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For fans of racing video games, Escape Road is without peer. As a thief, you find yourself hunted by the police in this game that starts with a vibrant theme. You need to keep going as far as you can if you want to win this game. Cars, jeeps, and even planes are among the many types of police vehicles you could see. |
| Yesterday, 02:25 | |
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For individuals who enjoy games where they race cars, Escape Road is the best choice. The game starts off with a vibrant theme, and as a thief, you find yourself being chased by the police. Carry on driving for as long as you can; that's the only way to win. Police vehicles come in various shapes and sizes; you might see sedans, jeeps, or even planes. |
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