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Mrs. Ramos' Classroom

  • Alma Bryant High School
  • Irvington, AL
  • More than half of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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Students will use these computers to collaborate with peers in programming. Students need the mobility that laptops provide so that they may change programming partners regularly. Programming as a team allows students to think through the entire project and break down difficult aspects to accomplish individually. The first project my students did required them to create a digital scene. One group designed a castle in a meadow with a river and random forest generated. Another group designed an alien planet with randomized fog and craters. I will also use these computers for students to research computing innovations that have changed the world.

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Students will use these computers to collaborate with peers in programming. Students need the mobility that laptops provide so that they may change programming partners regularly. Programming as a team allows students to think through the entire project and break down difficult aspects to accomplish individually. The first project my students did required them to create a digital scene. One group designed a castle in a meadow with a river and random forest generated. Another group designed an alien planet with randomized fog and craters. I will also use these computers for students to research computing innovations that have changed the world.

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