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  • Ben Franklin High School
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • HBCU Alum
  • Nearly all 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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My mathematics classroom is set to have students experience different work stations. One of the workstations involves work online with several intervention math programs. I choose the usb headsets because they seem sturdier than the regular head set jack. Many of the programs include videos and music to accompany the instruction. My students are in need of headsets to listen yet not disturb others in the classroom. By using the headsets, the students can tune-in to what is being shown online and focus on what is in front of them. This will allow each student to work independently and not disturb others.

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My mathematics classroom is set to have students experience different work stations. One of the workstations involves work online with several intervention math programs. I choose the usb headsets because they seem sturdier than the regular head set jack. Many of the programs include videos and music to accompany the instruction. My students are in need of headsets to listen yet not disturb others in the classroom. By using the headsets, the students can tune-in to what is being shown online and focus on what is in front of them. This will allow each student to work independently and not disturb others.

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