Brave New Classroom

Article Abstract:

In 1966, the New Jersey Department of Education implemented the Technology for Children Program, funded by a Ford Foundation grant. The aim of the project was to help children understand the traditional subjects, while gaining an appreciation of technology. Currently, over 178,000 students and 700 teachers are involved in using technology as a tool for problem solving. These children are being effectively prepared for the challenges of the future technological world.

Computers, Digital computers, Education, Technology, Problem solving, New Jersey

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Cable in the Classroom: Tuning in Your School

Article Abstract:

Cable companies who want to sell their product to a community will often provide free air time to the schools and community as a selling point. It is essential that citizens participate in cable negotiations to acquire desired services. Cable operators want to keep their subscribers happy. Ten tips for cable programming are included with the article.

Internet services, Cable television, Television programs, Public relations, Negotiations, Secondary Schools, Cable Television/Data Services, Interactive Cable, Negotiation

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Last Word: Classics From the Classroom

Article Abstract:

Humorous observations by children in grade school have been collected by a teacher of twenty years experience. The children comment about electricity, electronics and computers.

Computer Education

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