Dysart Unified School District Projects Loudly with Array Technology

As digital natives comprise the majority of today’s U.S. students, it is important that the curriculum incorporates technology as a tool for learning. According to the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), multimedia tools can provide a rich environment for conducting project-based learning, which can help students to: increase knowledge and skills in the particular discipline being addressed; master research and higher order thinking skills; increase knowledge and skills in making use of information technology; and become further engaged in the subject....[more]

We use the Califone Deluxe DVD Player with our K-5 students to help them expand their Language Arts skills....[more]

Headphones

As the Curriculum Facilitator for our school, we decided to use a computer-based preparation program to help our elementary students ready themselves for state-wide testing here in Texas. Since a core component of the program utilizes sound - specifically student listening, we needed the most appropriate......[more]

Headphones

We purchased the PA20R megaphone so we can use it for sporting events with our 4th graders....[more]

Headphones

By using the 2810-BE, 2810-TI and 2810-PA Listening First™ stereo headphones, our children can clearly hear the directions for educational software, even when in noisy environments....[more]

PowerPro

The Califone® PA-916 is used as part of our school-wide positive behavior support program. During school-wide reinforcement assemblies, students can earn extra time engaging in fun activities. One of these activities is Wonderful Wednesday. Students earn extra recess where we use the PA system to......[more]

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