ABE empowers teachers to bring biotechnology to their classrooms.
Curriculum & Resources
ABE offers lab-based, classroom-based (non-lab), and web-based investigations in biotechnology, and provides professional learning opportunities and resources to support teachers and students in the use of ABE materials.
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ABE Is Effective
Studies have shown that students exposed to ABE have increased interest and confidence in science and biotechnology.
Students made a significant and substantial gain in biotech learning.
Teachers reported greater interest, knowledge, and skills from their ABE training.
54% of participating public ABE schools in U.S. serving low SES students.
ABE’s Global Reach
ABE currently has 27 program sites across 16 countries. Globally, the program has impacted 990,000+ students to date.
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Featured Content
![Marieke Schoonen, senior director of observational research at Amgen](/sites/default/files/2024-08/featured-content-photo.png)
A Real-World Biotech Detective
Detective work is not found only in law enforcement. Epidemiologists and data scientists all investigate what happens when a medicine enters the real world, “deciphering” everything from who receives the medicine and how it’s prescribed to unanticipated side effects and long-term benefits. … > READ MORE
![Screenshot of protein game board](/sites/default/files/2024-08/protein-game.png)
Protein Factory Game
In this card game, developed by ABE The Netherlands teacher Ingeborg Van der Neut, the goal is to make a finished protein starting from DNA! The team that is first to have a finished protein in their Golgi apparatus wins! > READ MORE