Classroom of the Future: The New Way to Teach Kids

March 31 (Bloomberg) --- It's called Blended Learning, combining teaching and technology in an effort to improve learning outcomes. It's one of the ways schools across the country are integrating education technology. Bloomberg's Willow Bay goes to a Los Angeles charter school to see how 36 students, laptops loaded with educational software and apps and one highly trained teacher mix it up in the classroom of the future. (Source: Bloomberg)
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[@WarpstormChronicles]

What is the software/program they're using?

[@CaptainJess1994]

Those laptops are gonna get broken, lost, fought over, stolen, and sold so fast. It already happens at the schools in my neighborhood.

[@lexiright5609]

Depends what type of school you go too, this school can afford Apple Macs so its likely not the type of school to have students destroying property or lost regularly or anything like that.

[@nepalihercules]

apple is laughing all the way to the bank

[@NuttyCookie333]

Teach these poor children the truth. Start with the bible, power, money, taxes, war, deception and corruption. The history of the Federal Reserve, IMF, World Bank, Money Masters, Religion and the UN. That would be a good start. You can even throw in a game of monopoly!! Romeo and Juliet???

[@cupcake30001]

thats an english class. you have to learn romeo and juliet

[@gamerhistorian7843]

Carol Williamson That's more of a history/social class. But I agree overall on your statement.

[@georgechristoforou991]

Another American educational gimmick. Money is probably behind this. The US needs to adopt the Finnish education system, which is the best in the world.

[@nnickplays9713]

Could you go into detail about that method?