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Tech in Real Life: Students See Devices as Tools, Not Toys

Classes at Clearfield High School, in Clearfield, Utah, apply computers and diagnostic equipment across the curriculum to engage in authentic learning.

Classes at Clearfield High School, in Clearfield, Utah, apply computers and diagnostic equipment across the curriculum to engage in authentic learning.
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Produced and Directed by

  • Karena O’Riordan

Executive Producer:

  • Ken Ellis

Associate Producer:

  • Loren Micalizio

Editor:

  • Karen Sutherland

Camera Crew:

  • Rob Weller
  • Gerald Hartley

Narrator:

  • Michael Pritchard

Original Music:

  • Ed Bogas
  • © 2008
  • The George Lucas Educational Foundation
  • All rights reserved.

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I really enjoyed this viedo,

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I really enjoyed this viedo, teachers going outside the box. Taking students outside the classroom using tablet computers, obtained from a grant is an experience these students will never forget. These teachers are outstanding especially the teacher who uses a portable computer in the cafeteria to teach her students. This is leadership in the classroom.

yazid

Using technology across the curriculum

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This video is great but the students seems bored

James and Steve

Students see technology as tools, not toys

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Among the tools used the data projector on the whiteboard could be improved. The multi-tasking sensor provided a plethora of data quickly.

Anonymous

Mrs. Bourgeous was my

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Mrs. Bourgeous was my teacher last year and we learned a little about this. We never went on a field trip though. But i think its awesome that these guys get to see what is going on instead of just hearing about it.

Anonymous

I think that the technology

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I think that the technology given has granted students with the chance to educate their peers. They are able to make slide shows to present to the class. Clearfield is an amazing school something that most people do not see.

Nathan Wright

Applying technology across the curriculum

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Great video. This is how all biology should be taught (scientific instruments, hands-on, in the field)

batool

teaching

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i like new ways of teachin because i beleaf that teacing does not mean classes at all, we can learn from any thing, anyone. ....

Patricia Ortega

More authentic learning experience

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This is wonderful! Kudos to Bonnie Bourgeous for getting this kind of technology into her classroom so her students can have a more authentic learning experience!

LeNina Wimmer

Tech in Real Life

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This grant has been a great experience for Clearfield High. CHS is an older building but the students and faculty are superior and if equipped with the right tools can achieve amazing results. All three teachers highlighted in this clip are dedicated, hard-working and exceptional teachers who are using technology to continue to improve what they all ready do--and that is to be great teachers!!

Carbon14

Tech in Real Life--Clearfield High, Utah

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This is really cool to see run down old Clearfield high school getting some technology.

When I went there, we had cardboard up in the windows during the winter because there was no glass.