Here’s an HTML template for each grade level. Each page includes navigation, styling, and grade-specific content. You can save each as separate HTML files (e.g., `elementary.html`, `middle.html`, etc.). --- ### **1. Elementary School (Grades K-5)** ```html EEG Devices for Elementary School

EEG Devices for Elementary School (K-5)

Hardware Requirements

  • Channels: 1–4 channels
  • Durability: Child-safe headbands
  • Software: Gamified interfaces

Recommended Devices

  • NeuroSky MindWave Mobile 2
  • Muse S Headband

Implementation Strategy

Short, guided sessions (10–15 minutes) with activities like "focus games."

``` --- ### **2. Middle School (Grades 6-8)** ```html EEG Devices for Middle School

EEG Devices for Middle School (6-8)

Hardware Requirements

  • Channels: 4–8 channels
  • Portability: Wireless devices
  • Software: Basic data visualization

Recommended Devices

  • OpenBCI Ganglion
  • Emotiv Insight

Implementation Strategy

Integrate with biology lessons (e.g., brain anatomy) and group experiments.

``` --- ### **3. High School (Grades 9-12)** ```html EEG Devices for High School

EEG Devices for High School (9-12)

Hardware Requirements

  • Channels: 8–16 channels
  • Sampling Rate: ≥256 Hz
  • Software: Open-source platforms

Recommended Devices

  • OpenBCI Cyton
  • ANT Neuro eego™

Implementation Strategy

Advanced projects like EEG-controlled robotics or sleep studies.

``` --- ### **4. University & Vocational Training** ```html EEG Devices for University

EEG Devices for University & Vocational Training

Hardware Requirements

  • Channels: 16+ channels
  • Sampling Rate: ≥512 Hz
  • Software: Lab-grade tools

Recommended Devices

  • Brain Products LiveAmp
  • g.tec Nautilus

Implementation Strategy

Thesis projects, clinical research, or BCI development.

``` --- ### **Features**: 1. **Responsive Design**: Works on mobile and desktop. 2. **Consistent Navigation**: Links to all pages. 3. **Grade-Specific Colors**: Easily distinguishable headers. 4. **Clean Layout**: Sections for hardware, devices, and implementation. Save each code block as separate HTML files (e.g., `elementary.html`, `middle.html`). To use, open them in a web browser. Customize colors, fonts, or content as needed!