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Whitson Elementary School

White Salmon, WA


School Type: Public
School Setting:
Level: Elementary
School Design: Traditional
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One example of how a teacher saw firsthand how technology enhanced learning involves a boy who is bilingual and not a reader. The boy found one computer program with a book on it that became his favorite - he read and listened to that program over and over again. His teacher was not quite sure if this was a good use of class time. One day the boy went to a box of books in his class and picked out the same book as the one on the software program and began to read it, the first book he had ever read. He was so excited he went to the principal and read it to her. The teacher then saw how this technology inspired the boy to learn.


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