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  • Agnes E Little Elementary School
  • Pawtucket, RI
  • 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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My students are from a low income neighborhood in Rhode Island. Students often do not have access to technology at home, often having to go on their parents' iPhones to gather information for projects or to watch a helpful video. Also, there are students who are visually impaired and will GREATLY benefit from seeing words printed on the paper show up larger on the screen in front of them. They will be able to see more clearly with the projector and camera because the lines will be thin, whereas using overhead projector markers make print very difficult to read.

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My students are from a low income neighborhood in Rhode Island. Students often do not have access to technology at home, often having to go on their parents' iPhones to gather information for projects or to watch a helpful video. Also, there are students who are visually impaired and will GREATLY benefit from seeing words printed on the paper show up larger on the screen in front of them. They will be able to see more clearly with the projector and camera because the lines will be thin, whereas using overhead projector markers make print very difficult to read.

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