Archive for March, 2009

Think you have searched to the end of the WWW?

Think you have searched to the end of the WWW? Think again!  Stay up-to-date on the newest web applications by visiting www.GO2WEB20.net For two years running, this online index is one of the largest sites bookmarking recent applications that hit the web! Check it out early and often to be on the cutting edge! You may […]

Transform any Computer into a Tablet PC

  

Any teacher who has had access to a StarBoard, Promethean Board, or Interactive Whiteboard, etc. is lost when it malfunctions or for whatever reason is no longer accessible.  Tablet PC’s may be used in a similar manner.  True the functionalities and application tools may not be as top-notch, but any port in a storm.  Well […]

TGIF: Teaching Geography is Fundamental Act

There is a vital need for advocacy in the area of Geography Education. A poll conducted in 2006, National Geographic-Roper ASW poll (PDF) , identified a ”lack of basic geographic knowledge among 18-24 year-old Americans—the most recent members of our educational system: 37% of young Americans can’t find Iraq on a map. One in three young Americans can’t […]

A Little Background

The Huntington Elementary School, under the direction of the Superintendent of Schools, became the pilot technology school for the District in the 2005-2006 school year.  In response to low student achievement the District targeted the school for intervention and provided it with many additional resources, including upgrading the availability of technology, such as laptops for […]

Agricultural Timetable vs 21 Century Schools

“70 % of the jobs available in the workforce are related to the acquisition and manipulation of digital knowledge.”
-Just in Time Web Delivered Instruction T.H.E. Journal. March, 1999.
As I am sure this statistic has grown and more jobs available in the workplace require the use, knowledge, and skills needed to work with technological tools.  As […]

Huntington Students Offer Insights on Oreos

Article Written by Jocelyn Meek, Communications Officer of Brockton Public Schools.  Article posted on the bpsma.org website 
Though it might have passed the world by with little fanfare, on Friday, March 6th, Marybeth O’Brien’s 4th grade class at the Huntington School was celebrating an auspicious occasion: the 97th anniversary of the Oreo cookie. That’s right, that delectable […]

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