In their own words: A learner's perspective (part 2)

This video is of Juliana from Sonwabo Primary, explaining how the ZSP technology at her school has impacted upon her learning experience.

The second video is of Luke, a learner at Jamaica Way Primary. He is showing his expertise at a mental maths exercise! Would you be that quick to answer questions on the times tables?

Can you see the changes?

I hope that you have been following the progress at the Stage III schools as their infrastructure evolves.

Here are the highlights from this week.

In their own words: A learner's perspective (part 1)

This is Stephen from Thomas Wildschutt Senior, his own words with no scripting!

You can also see this video here on You Tube.

Don't waste even a minute...

Learners at Thomas Wildschutt Senior are taking full advantage of their technology. Normally interval is a break from studying, a chance to relax. Not at this school!

The learners love using the computers so much that the Computer Centre is full for every interval. If you don't get to the Computer Centre quickly - you could miss out.

You may think the learners just want to play- far from it. Learners are taking the time to research information for projects, design and produce documents or even more impressively...practise their numeracy speed tests.

It is so exciting to see young people so enthused about learning.



Visit from our Funder

Mary Healy, Executive Director of the Human Dignity Foundation visited the ZSP Team and schools last week. The Human Dignity Foundation is the main funder for the Project.