Tech Levels the Playing Field (Nordonia Hills City Schools)
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Learning stations powered by technology help ALL Lee Eaton Elementary sixth graders.
Learning stations powered by technology help ALL Lee Eaton Elementary sixth graders advance in English Language Arts (ELA). Students are grouped by skill level, interest and learning style and empowered to make choices along the way. A supportive environment encourages teachers to take risks with new technologies as they grow along with their students.
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Tech Levels the Playing Field (Nordonia Hills City Schools)
7/24/2019 | 5m 22sVideo has Closed Captions
Learning stations powered by technology help ALL Lee Eaton Elementary sixth graders advance in English Language Arts (ELA). Students are grouped by skill level, interest and learning style and empowered to make choices along the way. A supportive environment encourages teachers to take risks with new technologies as they grow along with their students.
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