Capitol Tech21st Century Learning“Today's education system faces irrelevance unless we bridge the gap between how students live and how they learn.” - Learning for the 21 st Century report |
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Capitol Tech is a collaborative effort between Georgia 's schools and the state's 13 Educational Technology Training Centers (ETTC). It is an event held to demonstrate to Georgia's legislators the positive impact that technology funding is having on instruction in Georgia's public schools. Each year on Capitol Tech Day, students from across Georgia gather at the Capitol to talk about how they are using the fundamental technology tools necessary to succeed in the 21st century. Students and teachers are eager for their local legislators to see firsthand how these tools are helping to increase achievement and build community partnerships. Official statewide Capitol Tech page |
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Union Point Elementary School represented our area at Capitol Tech '08
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Five Forks Middle School represented our area at Capitol Tech '07
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Elbert County High represented our area at Capitol Tech '06
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Morgan County High represented our area at Capitol Tech '05 |
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