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The document discusses the use of technology at BLHS by Katherine Hammad. It outlines Hammad's vision for technology, which is to create lifelong learners who can meet changing demands. It also discusses the district's technology vision of using technology as a learning tool. The rest of the document lists the various ways Hammad currently uses technology in the classroom, such as online grades, websites, and interactive devices. It also discusses ideas for allowing cell phones in the classroom if rules and agreements are put in place to prevent misuse and teach responsibility.
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- 1. Technology at BLHS A focus on the students By Katherine Hammad
- 2. Technology Vision Statement of Katherine Hammad To create life-long technology learners to meet the ever-changing demands of school and life.
- 3. Technology Vision Statementof Sumner School District The roles that define our vision encompass both staff and students. First, allowing students the opportunity to utilize technology as a tool to support the development of optimal literacy. Second, to create a work environment that results in the best use of technology to accomplish necessary tasks.
- 4. Here is what I am doing Online Grades
- 5. Here is what I am doing Weekly Email communication, grades
- 6. Here is what I am doing Teacher website
- 7. Here is what I am doing Up-to-date assignments
- 8. Here is what I am doing Digital copies of all handouts
- 9. Here is what I am doing Links for online graphing calculators
- 10. Here is what I am doing Links for online math help
- 11. Here is what I am doing Online Math Text Book
- 12. Here is what I am doing Graphing Calculator
- 13. Here is what I am doing Interactive Whiteboard
- 14. Here is what I am doing Interactive Tablets
- 15. Here is what I am doing Online resources in class: math games, youtube/vimeo, kuto
- 16. Here is what I am doing Online resources at home: Pierce County Library Tutoring, Khan academy
- 17. Here is what I would like to do
- 18. Here is what I would like to do
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- 26. Cell Phone in the classroom? . . vs $320 free
- 27. Cell Phone in the classroom? . . vs $1600 free
- 28. Cell Phone in the classroom? . . vs $2499 free
- 29. Cell Phone in the classroom? . . vs $32,000 free
- 30. Cell Phone in the classroom? Institute Rules to Combat Cell Phone Misuse
- 31. Cell Phone in the classroom? Parental Agreements
- 32. Cell Phone in the classroom? Teach Much Needed Responsibility
- 33. Cell Phone in the classroom? Rationale
- 34. Cell Phone in the classroom? Rationale
- 35. Cell Phone in the classroom? Rationale