The Digital Tools project will  .  .  .

Project Staff

• increase student achievement in school disciplines (e.g. science, math, social studies).  This interdisciplinary 'place' study will allow in-depth examination of specific concepts & skills mapped directly to the Washington State Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALRs).                                            

• improve student writing skills as they become web authors.
                      

• improve student higher-order problem solving skills as they progress through an action research model in their 'place' study.                                         

• improve student communication skills as they develop digital multimedia web-based products.  

• improve student technology skills as they use various digital tools.
  

• improve teacher technology skills as they use various digital tools.
  

• improve teacher collaboration, communication, and networking
  

• encourage teachers to utilize project-based technology curriculum models.
  

• develop a 'place study' interdisciplinary curriculum model.
  

• develop a cadre of teacher-mentors statewide.

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