4/15/15

Austin Smith

he Daily
Roosevelt

IPads in the
Classroom
The easy use of the IPad has
allowed very young children
to take advantage of its
properties. The use of this
technology in the classroom
has brought education to
life for both the student and
the teacher. Anne Laure
Bazin has seen an improvement in communication
between faculty and students. It allows the students
to send their homework via
email or through virtual
learning environments.

Anne Laure points out that

students learn more efficiently with the IPad as they

get instant feedback. The

IPads can be used in the
classroom by internet research, making videos, taking notes during class, class
blogs, and talking to students from abroad. This
shows that teachers who
embrace technology and
implement it into their curriculum and teaching can
benefit by be able to offer
more engaging lesson for
the students.

All about Me
I was born in Hartsville, South
Carolina on November 24, 1994.
My parents are Jenny Hostetler
and Byron Smith. I graduated from
Hartsville High School in 2013.
While in high school I was a part of
the IB program, French Club,
Teacher cadet, and after school I
danced on a competition team at
Brenda Cranford School of Dance. I
have I have traveled to seven
states and to France. While I was in

each of the places; I always looked

for historic locations and would try
to learn some of the local history.
As an aspiring history teacher and
someone who has traveled to
some of the places that I will be

Free
teaching about; I plan to implement my experiences at these
places into the lessons.

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