By Natalie Anzolut Daily staff photos by Rich Cooley Third-grade students Jackie Crisman, left, and Brandon Dodson, both 9, share a laptop in their social studies class at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Students, in teams of two, were assigned their computers, smaller than regular laptops with keyboards to fit tiny fingers, at the beginning of the program and use the same machines for each lesson. This, according to teachers, gives them a sense of ownership, as opposed to other classrooms where there may be only one or two computers for an entire class.
Teachers join their classes for lessons at least twice a week.
It makes it much easier for them. This bridges that gap as much as it can. He said he spends two to three hours on his computer at home each day. You can search around and they run on batteries. Pocahontas, Crisman's choice, was born in 1617, she said, and died at age 22.