The cooperative agreement made it possible for us to provide computers and Internet access for schools that might not be able to afford this technology. Pallis has a degree in aeronautical engineering and is well qualified to develop the K8AIT curricula. Sign language is a challenge. said Pallis. Our Web site has a 3-D model signer that moves its hands. They had to do the wiring.
Classrooms implement the textbook lessons in different ways.
Some have the monitor in front of the class and use a wireless keyboard and mouse, while others use a projector system with the computer located in the library, said Pallis. In Oregon teachers have to go out and visit the hearing-impaired children. Since many high schools have cut public libraries, CAI plans to develop curriculum to teach students how to do research. The exceptional quality of this project, is that it cultivates these young minds in ways never possible before. This pool of talent might fuel unimagined possibilites for the aeronautics industry as these students enter college.