More than three‑quarters 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.
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The Laws of Science...whew... they're tough for a six year-old: "Why is the Sun smaller than the Earth?" "What do you mean the world is round?" "I can't touch the moon!"
Whole-group science lessons work to answer these kinds of questions, but there is soooo much background knowledge missing from my kids' vocabulary.
TABLETS in the classroom can help to fill these gaps. While I'm giving small-group instruction or working with students one-on-one, the other scholars will use the TABLETS to expand and dive deeper into lessons. For example, a scholar will be able to scan a QR code linking them directly to an article, video or programs that are directly related to gravity, ocean currents, moon phases and other academic content. They will be able to explore space to see the far reaches of the universe from the big carpet. Scholars will discover science in action, AND supplement the background knowledge they're missing while staying engaged in learning.
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The Laws of Science...whew... they're tough for a six year-old: "Why is the Sun smaller than the Earth?" "What do you mean the world is round?" "I can't touch the moon!"
Whole-group science lessons work to answer these kinds of questions, but there is soooo much background knowledge missing from my kids' vocabulary.
TABLETS in the classroom can help to fill these gaps. While I'm giving small-group instruction or working with students one-on-one, the other scholars will use the TABLETS to expand and dive deeper into lessons. For example, a scholar will be able to scan a QR code linking them directly to an article, video or programs that are directly related to gravity, ocean currents, moon phases and other academic content. They will be able to explore space to see the far reaches of the universe from the big carpet. Scholars will discover science in action, AND supplement the background knowledge they're missing while staying engaged in learning.