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New Product AIMS is pleased to present its new product "Physics, Step One". This remarkable program represents a complete physics course designed to prepare students for advanced college physics. "Physics, Step One" is a revolutionary teaching tool complete with illustrated lectures, interactive models, homeworks, and lab assignments. AIMS "Physics, Step One" is based on proved teaching methods developed and used in European schools. [read more]


"Equations are more important to me, because politics is for the present, but an equation is something for eternity." Albert Einstein German-born U.S. physicist AIMS is pleased to announce that "Physics, Step One" is now available for purchase at Children's Bookshop & Teaching Supplies in Washington State. Click here for store locations, hours, and contact information... [read more]	Methodical Approach to Education We at AIMS deeply believe that we offer students and their parents a valuable product. When we say "revolutionary" about our methods and programs, we really mean it. While we believe that educational process must be enjoyable, we do not think it should be a game. The purpose of educational software is learning - not entertainment. This is a point frequently overlooked by many educators and developers or learning software... [read more]	Our Mission Lord Bertrand Russell - a close friend and supporter of Albert Einstein - once said: "When I was young I liked mathematics. When this became too difficult for me I took to philosophy and when philosophy became too difficult I took to politics." This sarcastic remark by one of the most significant figures in the 20th century science sums up the current situation with the physics and mathematics education in our country... [read more]


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