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  • John Lewis Invictus Academy
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Nearly all 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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Being able to get the help to support my students would mean the world to me, because I once faced a challenging time as a young student, and someone helped me to become successful and believed in me. I believe in my students and know they can be whatever they want to be even with a disability. Learning from home is challenging for students with disabilities because it's a lot of hands-on activities and face to face learning that happens in the classroom. A computer would give me many opportunities to reach my students in different ways to provide instruction, learning activities, and resources to stay ahead even while at home. For example we can use Zoom to communicate and Class Dojo to complete learning activities and goals. I'm able to do so much from on just by having a computer to assist my students.

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Being able to get the help to support my students would mean the world to me, because I once faced a challenging time as a young student, and someone helped me to become successful and believed in me. I believe in my students and know they can be whatever they want to be even with a disability. Learning from home is challenging for students with disabilities because it's a lot of hands-on activities and face to face learning that happens in the classroom. A computer would give me many opportunities to reach my students in different ways to provide instruction, learning activities, and resources to stay ahead even while at home. For example we can use Zoom to communicate and Class Dojo to complete learning activities and goals. I'm able to do so much from on just by having a computer to assist my students.

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