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  • Park Slope Collegiate School
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • More than half of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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Research shows that technology in the classroom raises achievement. With laptops in the classroom, my students will be better able to meet the needs of increasingly rigorous academic standards and global demands by: Accessing educational sites for cross-curricular research; Having individualized, self-directed learning experiences using academic programs. Reviewing or extending skill practice using academic programs; Studying topics of personal interest (and finding new interests); Watching educational clips and practicing computer and word processing skills. I believe strongly in using technology in the classroom for educational purposes only! Technology opens up a whole new world of learning possibilities for students. Though one of the best ways to learn scientific concepts is through direct and raw experiences in nature through which students are exposed to natural processes and cycles in their natural, messy, unpolished state. Sadly, some schools do have natural grounds or surroundings, the majority of schools are located in concrete jungles or urban settings where the only alternative for meaningful science experiences is a prohibitively expensive field trip. This is where technology comes in and where virtual field trips, video resources, digital images, and visual literacy are helpful. Through such technology, students can learn about or visit unique places from their own laptops.

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Research shows that technology in the classroom raises achievement. With laptops in the classroom, my students will be better able to meet the needs of increasingly rigorous academic standards and global demands by: Accessing educational sites for cross-curricular research; Having individualized, self-directed learning experiences using academic programs. Reviewing or extending skill practice using academic programs; Studying topics of personal interest (and finding new interests); Watching educational clips and practicing computer and word processing skills. I believe strongly in using technology in the classroom for educational purposes only! Technology opens up a whole new world of learning possibilities for students. Though one of the best ways to learn scientific concepts is through direct and raw experiences in nature through which students are exposed to natural processes and cycles in their natural, messy, unpolished state. Sadly, some schools do have natural grounds or surroundings, the majority of schools are located in concrete jungles or urban settings where the only alternative for meaningful science experiences is a prohibitively expensive field trip. This is where technology comes in and where virtual field trips, video resources, digital images, and visual literacy are helpful. Through such technology, students can learn about or visit unique places from their own laptops.

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