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Kid Power
Kid Power: The Oak Hills Local School District’s eKIDs program reverses traditional student/teacher roles in the pursuit of technology knowledge. We love to see our schools get the recognition they deserve! “When I heard about the program, I wanted to … Continue reading
Why Education Reform Will Work This Time
This is a remarkable piece of video from 1998 unearthed by Gary Stager. In it, Ryan Powell, then a GenYES middle school student, interviews Seymour Papert and John Gage about the model of students learning technology in order to help … Continue reading