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This document outlines a plan for implementing BYOD/BYOT in a 7th grade health class. It recommends using Apple/iOS devices due to the school being a 1:1 iPad school and Apple TV availability. If students do not have devices, extras will be provided. Class time will focus on collaborative group work using various health-related apps downloaded on the iPads. The apps listed are focused on mental health, nutrition, anatomy, general health games, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and growth and development. Students with BYOD devices are asked to download the apps before class.
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