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No other magazine covers the field like we do. techdirections helps teachers prepare students for advanced training and employment in technical and engineering careers. Our readers are teachers, department heads, and administrators in technology, career/technical, and applied science education from middle school through postsecondary levels.
Published monthly August through May, the magazine features features hands-on classroom projects that develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and knowledge of technology concepts. We also cover teaching trends and methods, successful programs, legislative activities, and special features on media, equipment, and supplies.
Comments from our readers:
“I usually get
the bulk of my classroom supplies from advertisers in techdirections. I just
grab the latest issue and call with my credit card in hand. techdirections
is one of the most useful tools in developing and maintaining a great
Tech Arts program."
Michael Shallenberger, Dept. Head, Englewood Middle School
“Many times
I hear of a product for the first time in techdirections.
This can influence what I purchase for a program.”
Genna Suraci, Principal, Ulster Career & Technical Center
“I was recently
approached by a local school system for recommendations . . . . My first response
was, “You need to get techdirections—it
provides informative articles and projects and introduces you to the companies
that sell the kind of kits and projects you seek.”
Judy Loar, Dept. Head, Community College of Baltimore County