Our Resources are designed to provide you with complete control.
The TEACH Construction Premium Instructional Resource Library is set up so you can use individual resources to augment your lessons, you can incorporate the resources into your learning portal if you use one, or you can choose to use our learning portal until such time that you are ready to have your own.
Teaching to the 21st Century Student, any learning plan has to incorporate videos. We have created almost 100 videos in our Trades Training Video Series. The basic subscription provides access to videos through our YouTube channel – premium subscribers can access our Interactive Videos and Interactive Activities are that bypass the video advertisments.
All of our resources can be used as self-paced education tools, student study resources, or they can be integrated into your Learning Management System (LMS).
You are welcome to connect to our LMS if your system is not ready yet, but this is not required.
Resources
Presentation Slide Decks
We provide over fifty presentation decks, available as Google Slides versions. Topics range from basic safety and introduction to construction tools to deeper dives into multiple trades like carpentry, concrete, electrical, plumbing, and painting…and the list keeps growing.
These slide decks are the same as the ones used in the videos to provide learning continuity for your students.
Have your students watch a video before your classroom lesson, and you can turn a lecture into a dynamic conversation.
Construction Skills Exercises
Construction can’t be taught with presentations and videos alone. The TEACH Construction library has skills exercises connected to each module. An instructor can use some of our resources or all of them.
Skills Exercise Review Video
Along with the Skills Exercises, we also provide a video to prepare the student for the hands-on project. Each Skills Exercise provides the teacher/instructor the opportunity to individually observe and evaluate each student.
We offer a growing library of build projects that support the skills that have been taught. The one on the left is constructing a set of shutters we found on the Lowes Website