George Washington Carver School Helps Teachers Enunciate for Students

About 12 percent of all preK-12 students in the United States are considered English language learners. And projections indicate that by 2015, more than 50 percent of all students in K-12 public schools across America will not speak English as their first language. Fully understanding this prediction, educators at George Washington Carver Elementary School, located in Yuma, Ariz., serve a growing population of students where more than half are in a transitional language environment at home and among peers....[more]

Cassette Recorders/Players

My severe physically disabled students use the 1300AV cassette player for switch-access music....[more]

Multimedia Players

The Spirit™ multimedia player helps all my Special Ed students in K-4 improve their listening skills....[more]

Multimedia Players

The Performer Plus™ is a really great stereo because being able to slow and speed up the tempo really helps in dance....[more]

Multimedia Players

On the Performer Plus™ media player, I am using the CD/cassette and headphone jacks for my listening center so that several K-5 students can listen to a story and follow along at the same time. Listening to stories will help the students improve their English skills as well as their reading skills....[more]

Headphones

The 2800-BL headphones are used in K-1st Grade because they fit the littler children better when learning their reading materials....[more]

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