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  • Warren Community School
  • Warren, ME
  • 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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As a teacher who uses technology during my lessons, a large projector screen would benefit my students learning. Many activities that enhance my math, science, and ELA instruction are currently projected on a white board. This causes a glare, making it difficult for all students to see and engage. A projector screen will allow students anywhere in the classroom to view and participate in their learning. Using a document camera, I am able to model learning and problem solving strategies before students go off on their own. Students can also use the projector to demonstrate how they solve problems and share with their peers.

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As a teacher who uses technology during my lessons, a large projector screen would benefit my students learning. Many activities that enhance my math, science, and ELA instruction are currently projected on a white board. This causes a glare, making it difficult for all students to see and engage. A projector screen will allow students anywhere in the classroom to view and participate in their learning. Using a document camera, I am able to model learning and problem solving strategies before students go off on their own. Students can also use the projector to demonstrate how they solve problems and share with their peers.

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