How to improve efficiency in schools (1)

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• Giving kids a proper education isnt easy. It
  takes lots of effort and attention from teachers,
  administrators, and parents to teach even one
  child the knowledge and skills they need in order
  to be prepared for adulthood. Expand that effort
  out to the hundreds or thousands of kids who pass
  through a school every year and you have a
  monumental task that is no easy feat to
  accomplish.

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• Given the difficulty involved in educating
  students, any tool that makes providing that
  education more efficient is bound to be a boon
  not just to educators and parents but to kids as
  well.
• But what do these efficiency-enhancing tools look
  like? All across the country, teachers, parents,
  and students are utilizing technology such as
  smartphones, tablets, and computers to make the
  education process more responsive, nimble, and
  interactive.

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• According the U.S. Department of Education, 48
  states and the District of Columbia currently
  support some form of online learning opportunity.
  This can include providing supplemental and
  after-school learning materials, making AP or
  remedial classes available to students, credit
  recovery opportunities, and more.1 Some of these
  virtual learning classes are homegrown, while
  others are made available by contracting with
  third-party education companies.

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• Modern digital technology, including smartphones
  and tablets, are already recognized for their
  ability to allow people to perform some tasks
  more efficiently, and these technologies are
  already finding a place in many classrooms.
• According to a recent study, 73 of Advanced
  Placement (AP) and National Writing Project (NWP)
  teachers said that they or their students have
  used their mobile phones in the classroom or to
  complete assignments, while 45 report using
  e-readers.2

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• According to teachers, technology in the
  classroom has caused a noticeable improvement in
  their ability to teach.
• 92 of AP and NWP teachers surveyed said the
  internet had a major impact on their ability to
  access content, resources, and materials related
  to their teaching.
• 68 said the internet had a major impact on
  their ability to share ideas with fellow
  teachers.
• 67 said that the internet had a major impact
  on their ability to interact with parents.
• 57 said the same about the internets ability to
  interact with their students.2

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• Given how quickly technology has found a place in
  the classroom among both students and their
  teachers, education-focused technology has the
  power to make teaching students a more efficient
  task. While technology cant do everything, it
  can serve as an effective tool in the learning
  process and the education system, as shown by
  feedback from teachers themselves.

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• For schools that are looking into ways technology
  can create more efficiency for teachers, parents,
  and students, eSchoolViews education-focused
  content management system offers a convenient,
  easy-to-use solution. eSchoolViews websites use
  cloud-based solutions geared toward educators,
  administrators, and families for the purpose of
  making important information and resources
  available with just a few clicks.

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• Features available on eSchoolView sites include
• A content management system designed specifically
  for use by schools
• Online permission slips and forms
• School store
• Event registration
• Facilities management scheduling
• Parent portal

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• Best of all, eSchoolView makes all these features
  and information available through our unique
  OneView portal. Parents and teachers can access
  and track all registration forms, permission
  slips, payments, and other information through a
  single page, making keeping track of information
  easier and convenient for everyone.

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• eSchoolView provides schools with innovative and
  easy-to-use online content management systems
  that allow for new levels of efficiency in
  education. For more information or to request a
  live demo, contact eSchoolView today at
  www.eschoolview.com or call 888-932-6460.

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1. http//www.ed.gov/oii-news/use-technology-teaching
   -and-learning
2. http//www.pewinternet.org/2013/02/28/how-teachers
   -are-using-technology-at-home-and-in-their-classro
   oms/