Episode #102 - November 9th, 2016
Students are growing up in a rapidly changing digital age, and to see how technology is being utilized in the classroom, we visited the Early Learning Center in Granger, Indiana, Plymouth Schools in Plymouth, Indiana, and Ivy Tech Community College in Warsaw, Indiana.
Original Airdate: November 09, 2016
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The Early Learning Center at Granger Community Church has incorporated technology into their early childhood programs. While some advocate that technology can promote effective learning, others worry about the negative impacts on younger students.
Guests:
- Chris WhitmirePrincipalEarly Learning Center, Granger
- Peggy DeLangheTeacherEarly Learning Center, Granger
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Dan Tyree, Megan Orr, Amy Schmeltz, Taylor Drake, Geoff Scheetz, Mason Young, Zane Cooper, Luis Herrera Jr., Amy Walker, Jordan Brown
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Plymouth Schools have recently incorporated a one-to-one learning concept in their school system, which gives each student their own device for individualized learning. Some educators say that one-to-one learning is making a teacher’s jobs harder, while others say it’s transforming education for the better.
Guests:
- Dan TyreeSuperintendent of Plymouth Schools
- Megan OrrPlymouth High School
- Amy SchmeltzPlymouth High School
- Taylor DrakePlymouth High School
- Geoff ScheetzJefferson Elementary School
- Mason YoungJefferson Elementary School
- Zane CooperRiverside Intermediate School
- Luis Herrera Jr.Riverside Intermediate School
- Amy WalkerLincoln Jr. High School
- Jordan BrownLincoln Jr. High School
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To see the role technological advancements are playing in higher education, we visited Ivy Tech Community College in Warsaw, home of the Orthopedic & Advanced Manufacturing Training Center.
Guests:
- Tom TillIvy Tech Community College, Warsaw
- Cody MiskulinIvy Tech Community College, Warsaw
- David GillespieIvy Tech Community College, Warsaw
- Robert MarshIvy Tech Community College, Warsaw
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