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Middle School Teachers, Students Participate in Legislative Technology Exposition
English/Language Arts teachers Kate O'Keefe and Elisa James of Woodrow Wilson Middle School explain their incorporation of technology and 21st-century learning skills at the state Capitol recently.
English/Language Arts teachers Kate O'Keefe and Elisa James of were selected by the Connecticut Educators Computer Association to present at the 18th Annual Legislative Technology Exposition.
Every year CECA requests submissions for outstanding educational units that incorporate technology and 21st-century learning skills to highlight at the exposition.
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WWMS exhibited on May 2 at the State Legislator’s Building in Hartford from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m.
The school was one of only 30 recipients across the state to receive this honor with a unit title of “Using Collaborative Knowledge and Media Tools to Unlock the Mysteries of The Westing Game.”
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Four outstanding WWMS students joined in to discuss and present their work on the project: Alex DeFrance, Evan Augeri, Samantha Fletcher and Liv Elmore.
State Rep. Matthew Lesser awarded the group with an official citation from the General Assembly and members were given a tour of the Capitol building by the League of Women Voters.
Learn more about the CECA Technology Exposition.
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