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Elementary School Case Study Joseph W Grier

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Background Problem Joseph W Grier is a title one elementary school in Charlotte NC. Joseph W Grier has grade ranges from grade K up to grade 5 there are about 60 teachers who teach multiple courses including Mathematics, Social Science, English and Science and about 500 students at Joseph W Grier. Although the number teachers are large who teach many courses the school finds out that large percentage of students in grade 3 do not pass the EOG math exam they are 50 % of students who pass the EOG exam and the rest of student do not pass it. The principal and the teachers are trying to overcome this issue and to help the students at Joseph W Grier elementary school the principal has decided to offer their students a new technology to help the students learn and successful the principal has a meeting with the teachers to see how to overcome this problem perfectly.
They said to the principal in order to let our students be successful at Joseph W Grier students are interested in technology, it is going to help in their understanding of the material well and, also the new generation is interested in new technology and students is going to be successful at school and they need a technology that it is going …show more content…

They are going to teach teachers a step by step of different features that located in smart board including page recorder, magic pen, smart recorder and video player by the help of instructional designer and training sessions provided for the teachers students enjoy the smart board because of its interactivity and it lets them to be successful at school and they pass the EOG exam and the students start to have high grades and they move to other

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