LMS Parent Night May 25 2011
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This document summarizes a project called Talent21 that provides 1:1 mobile devices to 6th-7th grade students and funding for professional development. It received $1.4 million in federal grants and the school board agreed to continue funding devices for 8th graders. Teachers, students, and parents can expect enhanced teaching and learning through the devices and training is provided over the summer and school year. Progress will be evaluated through ongoing data collection from June 2010 to May 2012.
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