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SUMMARY:OSHA 30-Hour Outreach Training for General Industry - Spanish
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/osha-30-hour-outreach-training-for-general-industry-spanish-2/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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SUMMARY:AC/DC Electrical Systems
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/ac-dc-electrical-systems-7/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241203T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241205T170000
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CREATED:20241119T155348Z
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UID:10000563-1733212800-1733418000@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:Electrical Fabrication 
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/electrical-fabrication/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241126T080000
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CREATED:20241119T155659Z
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UID:10000564-1732608000-1732640400@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:Problem Solving
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/problem-solving-5/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241125T080000
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UID:10000561-1732521600-1732640400@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Training for General Industry
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/osha-10-hour-outreach-training-for-general-industry-8/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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UID:10000562-1732262400-1732276800@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:4 Hour Lean Fundamentals AM
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/4-hour-lean-fundamentals-pm/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241119T080000
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UID:10000559-1732003200-1732294800@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:OSHA #511—Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/osha-511-occupational-safety-and-health-standards-for-general-industry-6/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241107T080000
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CREATED:20241104T165952Z
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UID:10000560-1730966400-1730998800@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:Problem Solving
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/problem-solving-4/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241024T080000
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CREATED:20241015T170203Z
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UID:10000555-1729756800-1729789200@workforce.teex.org
SUMMARY:Problem Solving
DESCRIPTION:SES600-2; One session\, 1-day Registration required.      \n\n\n\n        \n        Kata in the Classroom (KIC) is a hands-on exercise to introduce the scientific pattern of the Improvement Kata in school classrooms. It is targeted at Middle School Science teachers\, but is used in a variety of K-12 and even College educational settings. Kata in the Classroom involves the activity of assembling a 15-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle several times\, and experimenting with ways to do it faster.   The KIC exercise combines a practical scientific pattern (the “Improved Kata”) with techniques of deliberate practice\, to help make scientific thinking a teachable skill that anyone can learn. Teams of students (a) establish a baseline\, (b) face a Challenge\, (c) develop a next Target Condition on the way to the Challenge and (d) conduct experiments toward that Target Condition. While the students are engaged in a challenging game they are simultaneously being introduced to a scientific meta skill. KIC helps teach universal STEM skills for achieving challenging goals along uncharted paths: (1) Scientific and Creative Thinking – generate and refine solutions to obstacles through experimentation (2) Collaboration – work in a team to accomplish a next goal on the way to a larger challenge (3) Communication – organize thoughts\, data & findings\, and share them effectively.       \n\n\n\n        \n                        \n                                                Register
URL:https://workforce.teex.org/event/problem-solving-3/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Rio Grande Valley
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