Realityworks to Unveil New Agriculture and Health Science Training Tools at National Career & Technical Education Conference

    EAU CLAIRE, WI, November 30, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Educators and industry leaders attending the Association for Career & Technical Education's CareerTech VISION 2017 Conference in Nashville next week will get the first look at new learning aids for agriculture education and health science from Realityworks, Inc. A Midwest-based company that has been developing innovative educational tools for over two decades, Realityworks' new anatomical models address job skill development in two in-demand fields: agriculture education and nursing training.

"Educators have told us that they need new ways to provide targeted skills training and prepare their students for careers," said Realityworks President and CEO Timm Boettcher. "These new tools and curriculum were designed to help engage their students and prepare them for success in the workforce."

Realityworks will give attendees a sneak peak of two expanded lines. New products on display include human anatomy models that teach structures of the body, wearable simulators for training health occupations students on measuring blood pressure and developing empathy for patients with hemiplegia. Realityworks will also be unveiling additional models for teaching animal and plant systems.

All of these new anatomical models will be showcased alongside products and programs for skill development in other CTE pathways. They include:

- A virtual reality welding simulator, electrical wiring kit and other welding and trade skills resources
- Injection training arms, geriatric simulators and other health science resources
- Animal models, plant models and other agriculture education resources
- Infant simulators, human development models and other health and human services resources
- An employability skills teaching toolkit to help students develop soft skills

"We strive to help educators create interactive, hands-on learning environments where students can explore career pathways and engage in active learning opportunities," said Boettcher. "Our newest tools are detailed and interactive, and are designed to help educators engage, impact and educate today's students."

ACTE's CareerTech VISION 2017 Conference will be held in Ryman Hall C of the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, TN on December 7 and 8. Realityworks' products and programs will be on display at Booth #401.

For more information on Realityworks' products and programs, visit http://realityworks.com/. For a full presentation schedule and additional conference details, visit https://www.careertechvision.com/.

About Realityworks, Inc.

Established 20 years ago to better address teen pregnancy prevention, parenting skills, child abuse and neglect through educational products, Realityworks, Inc. is dedicated to creating experiential learning tools that engage students, teach needed skills and provide career exploration opportunities. Most famous for their RealCare Baby infant simulator (formerly known as Baby Think it Over or BTIO ), Realityworks now provides comprehensive learning solutions that pair curriculum with hands-on learning aids, student activities and assessment tools to create innovative learning environments. These solutions are used in middle, secondary and post-secondary schools to address a variety of Career & Technical Education pathways, including health & human services, health sciences, welding and trade skills, agriculture education, sex education, business education and more. With simulators in 62 percent of U.S. school districts and programs in more than 90 countries around the world, Realityworks has made a worldwide impact. For more information, visit www.realityworks.com, or call toll-free 800-830-1416.

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