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Angel Mobley posted
We are about to send the second volume of Patriotivity to the printing. The kids are so excited to see their work published. I am so happy for them.
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jessicadavis posted
Stand Up, Now What?
Last year I was able to purchase standing dining room tables. Students had the option to stand or sit.
This year, I was able to purchase clear table protectors that serve as a writing surface. I was able to purchase Kagan resources, dry erase posters, maps, morivational posters, etc that allow me to change with the lesson…Read More -
jessicadavis posted
Science on the Go — I have purchased a mobile science station. Without a true science lab in our school, I have been forced to make due in a regular classroom. This has made it possible to complete more labs that require water. I have also added to the station an instant tea pot which allows me to have hot water
I have been able to allow K…Read More
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Tara Howard posted
Students have used VR headsets to learn about career pathways, earth/space science, etc. AR overlays have used to produce 3D models for a better understanding of content standards. Students have created videos using the technology purchased from this grant to teach content standards.
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Tara Howard posted
“A New Reality for the Classroom”
Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality in the Math/Science Classroom
How will the implementation of VR/AR affect student performance?According to research, some concepts require abstract thinking that can be difficult to understand without proper visualization.
With the majority of students being classified as…Read More - Load More Posts
I would love to see how you have implemented VR goggles. I have recently received some VR goggles and am actively looking for multiple ways to use them. I am a beginner with this type of technology.