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"Parents are famous for their ability to reminisce about days gone by. It always starts the same way, “Back when I was your age, we used to walk 10 miles to school barefoot—in the snow.” Or, “I remember when school lunch cost a nickel.” Thanks to the integration of technology, schools, and classrooms in particular, have changed so dramatically in recent years that some parents might not even recognize them. It’s a classic case of old school versus new school."
Beth Dichter's insight:
This infographic looks at how the integration of technology into schools has made major changes. Learn how many parents used software in school compared to their teenage students; how collaboration has changed; if technology is important to student success (parents view) and much more. If you have an upcoming Open House this might be an infographic that would elicit comments from parents. 
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Are you looking for an online platform to help children in Grades 1, 2 and 3 with math and reading? ScootPad, a leading math and reading practice platform, may be just up your alley. "ScootPad enables mastery through gradual and thorough practice which is personalized to each student - rather than providing a quick fix for problems and gaps." They are committed to provide students with a "fun, exciting and challenging learning environment"; teachers a "fully automated practice/homework, real-time progress tracking and in-depth assessments so you can enhance your instruction and provide on-time intervention"; and parents "real-time visibility to your child's progress and proficiency."
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Spot on. Although I am still trying to get the hang of printing these out to share with faculty And parents by display ongoing in a public area