3 Online Speech Therapy Success Stories
Schools with limited resources or limited access to speech language
pathologists are turning to virtual options to meet their students’ needs.
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- Our Space: Editorial director Therese Mageau says that schools must teach students digital responsibility.
- Here & Now: Everything you need to know about Common Core testing.
- Product Roundup: The best new ed tech from InfoComm 2013.
- Innovator: Michael Mason, Superintendent of Reeds Spring School District (MO) gives tips on launching a 1-to-1 initiative.
- About Us/Index
August 2013 | vol. 40 no. 8
- Can Gaming Improve Teaching and Learning?
- Today’s sophisticated digital games are engaging students and conveying hard-to-teach
concepts like failure and perspective. So why aren’t more classrooms playing along?
- High-Tech Cheating
- With the proliferation of mobile devices and instant access to the internet, cheating has become easier than ever. What can educators do to stop it?
- MOOCs for AP
- Open online courses offer the promise of education for everyone, but in K-12, their best application is helping high-achieving students get ahead.
- Legal Issues in IT
- A thicket of legal issues has sprung up in response to modern 1-to-1 and BYOD programs. In every rollout, schools have some tough choices to make.
- Funding Survival Toolkit
- As another academic year begins, familiar funding sources are offering new money, and new proposals hold out the promise of future funds.
- Easing the Information Pipeline
- Two new startups are helping save schools time by making constant input of student information a thing of the past.
An app is in currently in development for Android tablets/phones.