T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
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Articles in April, 2006 issue of T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
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'Dear Senator ...': to save the future of technology in schools, members of Congress need to hear your success stories--from you.(policy & advocacy)
by Fletcher, Geoffrey H. - The Millennium Group partners with project adventure.(Brief article)
- Maximus.
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Sounds like a plan: as they set out to create a new long-range vision for technology in their state, Texas officials are wisely seeking input from educators at all levels.(commentary)
by Fletcher, Geoffrey H. -
Using data to improve instruction: are you using the right tests? The correct assessment methods? The best technology? These are only a few of the issues that must be addressed in the effort to use data to change teacher practice.(ISKME Special Series: Pa
by Petrides, Lisa A. -
Tablet PCs: the write approach: move over, laptops. As 1-to-1 computing becomes the goal on K-12 campuses, school districts are turning to this newer, pen-based technology.(1-to-1 computing)
by Milner, Jacob -
Born-again technologies: existing devices and learning tools are finding fresh appeal as teachers discover their potential classroom uses.(hardware & software)
by Briggs, Linda L. - Nimble Press launches free grants-listing service.(Brief article)
- Power users make their mark: new generation defined by tech savvy.(Technology + Online + Industry + Partnerships)
- Event calendar.
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Lone star literacy: against all odds, Texas has enjoyed dramatic success in its implementation of Reading First. The state's well-coordinated approach and innovative use of technology offer a model for others to follow.(reading first)
by Brown, Justine - Totally tablets: these six PCs showcase all the best features the booming technology has to offer.(Buyers guide)(Table)
- With Vernier's new Biology ProScope Kit, teachers can project images of small objects onto a Macintosh or PC monitor, thereby allowing lab work to be shared with an entire class.
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Wishin' and Hopin': yes, Virginia, we can help you find your perfect technology solution.(editor's NOTE)
by Grayson, Katherine -
Calculating a future that doesn't add up: failing to reverse the trends in our math and science education will have severe effects on our children's welfare--and the nation's, too.(INDUSTRY perspective)
by Kuttan, Appu; Peters, Laurence - Read all about it! A host of Reading First vendors are supplying educators with tools to advance student literacy.(product WATCH)(Buyers guide)(Table)
- Hamilton Electronics.
- Interactivity for the 21st century: a Southern California tech coordinator wants to create a classroom that engages all three essential participants in education: teachers, students, and parents. Here's how he intends to do it.(wishlist shortlist)
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Doorway to knowledge: a statewide Web portal is exciting Kansas students about technology's ability to help them 'learn new stuff.'.(kids on technology)
by Cochran, Allie
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