An Impressive Display
While not a story of teh religious nature, it is one to take notice of as taking advantage of the technology of today can only better equip the generations of tomorrow in handling their world. Here is a snippet of that I am talking about.
Banfield's [Oklahoma, USA] district is quickly breaking stereotypes about rural schools and limited access to technology. Dubbed "Oklahoma's most progressive dependent school," Stidham aims to "provide a progressive learning environment that challenges and encourages students to recognize and maximize their unique learning potential in the 21st century," Banfield said.
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Banfield's [Oklahoma, USA] district is quickly breaking stereotypes about rural schools and limited access to technology. Dubbed "Oklahoma's most progressive dependent school," Stidham aims to "provide a progressive learning environment that challenges and encourages students to recognize and maximize their unique learning potential in the 21st century," Banfield said.
Click here to read the complete article.
posted by Antoine @ 12/08/2005 02:43:00 PM
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Now, while I agree that technology being introduced to youth is a good thing. I very much feel that handwriting and basic math and researching skills need to be honed before moving completly to a digital nature. There is a foundation that should be kept in that respect.
This school district, while getting the benefit of the digital learning environment, will miss out on some of the (more archaic, yet foundational) aspects. It still tickles me to see this and I want to visit them and see how else they are using tablets.
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