We also find ourselves using interdisciplinary skills to solve problems. Emphasis is placed on cooperative learning. Each classroom is outfitted with a multi-media presentation station that includes a teacher computer, large television monitor, laser disc player, VCR, and printer. From the teacher computer, information can be displayed on the television monitor for the class to see.
Teachers frequently use the multimedia stations to incorporate the Internet into their lessons.
When presenting reports to the class, students can also utilize the station. Each classroom is stocked with a wealth of software that relates to the curriculum. In each of these classrooms, students work at one of eight student work stations. Three or four students form a team at each work station. They learn to share the roles of using the mouse and the keyboard.