Anderson said cell phones are getting a second look at the
senior high. As the phones have become more pervasive and more
powerful, teachers and administrators have begun to look at ways
they can be used as tools to enhance education rather than disrupt
it. Students with Internet-capable phones have access to the
district's Infinite Campus student management system, to check
assignments, contact teachers and manage their school life online,
he said. Mobile communications are an ever-growing part of what
students have to cope with and manage, he said. "It's appropriate
to bring that into our curriculum."
While more and more students carry more and more powerful mobile
phones, those who remain unconnected have one fewer option than
they did several years ago. There's no point in a student keeping a
few coins in his pocket in case he needs to use a pay phone -
coin-operated phones have left the buildings. "I don't think they'd
know how to use one," Anderson said.
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sform classroom learning and encourage student development. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation http://www.aiaa.org/content.cfm?pageid=216 Eligibility: K-12 Amount: up to $1000 The AIAA Foundation has established a Classroom Grant program specifically for use by AIAA Educator Associates. If you are a K-12 teacher interested in the development or application of science, mathematics, and technology within your educational curriculum, you may qualify for a grant of up to $200 per individual request to supplement
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Thanks for sharing this Bruce
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That's actually what keep's us ahead of most of the rest. ;-) As for a forum... aren't there TED forums? I'll go look.
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