Reinventing Education
As schools nationwide examine new federal priorities, San Diego unveils a five-year plan to transform the way students are taught
By Laura Devaney
Read more by Laura DevaneyBeginning this fall, third and sixth graders throughout San Diego will use laptop computers to connect with their peers and work on projects that apply what they're learning to real-world situations. Their teachers will use interactive whiteboards to help make lessons come alive, while reaching students who learn best through a variety of different learning styles. And school leaders will rigorously track student outcomes and use this information to improve instruction. Read more with registration.