2009 Promising Practice Designee
"Handhelds in the Classroom" - In this innovative project, seventh- and eighth-grade students use handheld computers in their daily learning activities, both at school and at home. Each student is assigned a handheld computer, wireless keyboard, and carrying case, as well as a variety of software to be used for learning and creating, including documents, animations, concept maps, drawings, and quizzes. Integration of the handheld computers into the learning process occurs in numerous subject areas. Teachers are assisted by the Instructional Technology Coordinator and Specialist to incorporate instructional strategies such as concept mapping, inquiry, writing prompts and responses, and constructivist approaches. ... more
SuccessLink Curriculum Initiatives
On the Road Again…SuccessLink’s traveling summer institute!
Join us when the traveling institute reaches your region! SuccessLink will be traveling to seven different locations across the state this summer to present best practices in Math, Science, and Technology. ... more
SuccessLink Technology Initiatives
Interactive Whiteboards
Wondering which interactive whiteboard and student response systems will best fit your students' needs? Faced with a purchasing decision in the near future or just want more knowledge about different platforms? If so, then this demonstration is for you! ... more
Proven Practices
2009 Proven Practice Award Winner
"T3: Technology Training for Teachers" - Digital Literacy is becoming one of the most important skill sets for 21st-century learning. T3, or Technology Training for Teachers, is a practical and cost-effective model that can be easily duplicated in any school district by providing two years of technology integration training for all teachers new to your district. ... more
NEW!
Create Your SuccessLink Profile
Welcome to SuccessLink. Our site contains information on current job postings, lessons written by Missouri teachers, proven practices for student success, and much more. Create your custom profile and join the Missouri Teacher Mentoring Blog Community.