Sentences with phrase «remote access for students»

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Remote instruction: For schools with severely limited numbers of excellent teachers, like many rural and urban areas, bringing in great, live (though not in - person) teachers through videoconferencing, holographic technology, or other means could give students access to great interactive instruction they'd otherwise miss.
functionalities of Project K - Nect include access math curriculoim optimized for mobile devices, instant messaging, blogging, assessment, student performance data reporting tools and remote monitoring tools to insure
The digital platform will help to remove barriers to access for schools not currently involved in the programme, especially students and teachers in disadvantaged and remote areas.
Most students do have access to a web - enabled device at home (tablet, smartphone, laptop, or desktop) and it will be important for the school to determine who does not have this access in order to make a decision as to the best way to address remote learning.
Remote learning on inclement weather days will, of necessity, look different for students in grades 1 - 8 as these students do not have access to their district - supplied iPads at home.
In more geographically remote areas however, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students may not have access to a wide range of experiences in directly seeing money in operation due to a lack of retail outlets, banks, public transportation, and other services that larger centres may take for granted.
Mr Wellington said supporting rural and remote allied health professionals to access CPD activities was vital to ensure the integrity of multidisciplinary care in these areas, and that failing to provide for students from the bush who wish to study for allied health professions was like «shooting ourselves in the foot» as it has been shown in numerous studies that students who originate from rural areas are likely to return to become part of the health workforce.
The Australian Government announced the short listed locations for three new boarding facilities in the Northern Territory to provide better school access for remote Indigenous students.
Cliffe also expects the conference to focus on inequities in access to supported clinical placements in rural and remote areas for students and novice health professionals.
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