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With a growing skills gap, KI advocates early technical training to fill thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs and prepare students for rewarding careers.

Amy Sery is one of the teachers there is in the final round of a national competition that will pay four teachers $40,000 for new classroom furniture. Ms. Sery says if selected, her students will

From an e-commerce boom to a renewed focus on reshoring and investment, explore the key factors fueling growth in the U.S. industrial sector.

When Amada America expanded its U.S. operations to better serve east coast clients, KI set out to help them take the industrial feel out of their facility by providing sophisticated yet functional

Designers are frequently able to play a key role in strengthening communities and engaging their members in more meaningful and dignified ways.

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Dr. Sery is the Visual & Media Arts teacher at Briarlake Elementary in DeKalb County. Many of her students have very diverse learning needs. She now has a chance to help them like never before.

Presented by KI and IIDA, a panel of design professionals investigated community building in the time of COVID and societal unrest.

Ms. Wilkirson recently did some designing of her own. Last fall, she learned about a national contest — hosted by the furniture company KI. It selects four educators from four regions across the U.S.

Julie Pawlowski's fifth-grade social studies class has no limits when it comes to project-based learning opportunities. She shares insights on the nature of PBL in elementary education.