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Ms. Anderson's Classroom

  • Academy for Discovery - Lakewood
  • Norfolk, VA
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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Distance learning has its challenges, but using a shared iPad screen and an Apple pencil to annotate will be closer to what students are used to seeing in the classroom. Students will be able to see information on their screen just like in the classroom. Teachers and parents are concerned with student engagement while students learn from home. Trying to navigate annotation with just a mouse is time consuming and distracting for the students. By using an iPad and an apple pencil, I will be able to share my screen and annotate using a pencil instead of a mouse.

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Distance learning has its challenges, but using a shared iPad screen and an Apple pencil to annotate will be closer to what students are used to seeing in the classroom. Students will be able to see information on their screen just like in the classroom. Teachers and parents are concerned with student engagement while students learn from home. Trying to navigate annotation with just a mouse is time consuming and distracting for the students. By using an iPad and an apple pencil, I will be able to share my screen and annotate using a pencil instead of a mouse.

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