Woodland Elementary School students are pictured with an interactive, Web-based ‘promethean’ board.
Teachers want their students to be comfortable with technology at any age, and grants this spring from the Oak Ridge Public Schools Education Foundation provided iPads, promethean boards, student response systems, and computers to make that happen.
At Willow Brook Elementary School, the large screen of a new interactive, Web-based “promethean” board in art classes will make artworks come alive for students.
At Linden Elementary School, iPads in a second grade classroom will engage students in collaborative writing activities.
New computers in fifth-grade language arts classrooms at Robertsville Middle School will also encourage young writers in a writing workshop environment.
