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Jeremy Quilter EDUC 533: Josh Fischer July 6, 2010

↑ Or talk like this guy.

But you have to do a few things. You say you’ll do anything? Well, here’s the deal…

NO MORE USING THIS OLD TECHNOLOGY!

New technology is coming to the district. We will receive interactive whiteboards, ceiling- mounted projectors, document cameras, new computers, and DVD/VCR players. There will be three stages of installation and all users must be trained on the new equipment.

“Why in the #&!! are we spending money on that crap?! I’ll never use it.” Or “OOOOO… I want that! Can I have that? Plleeeeeaaaaasssssse!!”

 The new technology has been purchased with bond money.  Research heavily supports technology in the classroom.  Training is after school and your time is compensated.

 Why not do something that will improve instructional strategies, engage students, and help children learn?  Come to the trainings. They will be worth it. Your instruction will improve and your students will be engaged.

Thank you!!

This was a great class. Have a great rest of the summer.

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