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The iPod Touch has transformed the learning experience for students in seven classrooms in School District No. 42. Grade 3 and 4 students at Albion, Alexander Robinson, Davie Jones, and Yennadon have the unique opportunity to use iPod Touches within their classroom setting. With district support, each of the teachers has integrated the use of the iPods into their daily literacy teaching routines. These new tools are allowing teachers to observe how technology can be used to improve student learning, specifically regarding reading fluency. The specific goals of the project are to increase student’s engagement in school, reading fluency, and oral language abilities.
Learn more about the Literacy iPod Program at http://schools.sd42.ca/ipod.











