Md. Code, Education § 7-10A-05
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 7-10A-05, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§7–10A–05.
Official statutory text
The plan to implement the pilot program shall:
(1) Provide a useful educational medium for students in the pilot program;
(2) Be capable of being implemented at a reasonable cost;
(3) Encourage and develop students’ familiarity with computer technology and train teachers to integrate such technology into their curriculum;
(4) Add to the increased performance of the students participating in the program; and
(5) Provide performance indicators that illustrate how teachers’ familiarity with technology and teaching resources within the pilot program have increased.
(1) Provide a useful educational medium for students in the pilot program;
(2) Be capable of being implemented at a reasonable cost;
(3) Encourage and develop students’ familiarity with computer technology and train teachers to integrate such technology into their curriculum;
(4) Add to the increased performance of the students participating in the program; and
(5) Provide performance indicators that illustrate how teachers’ familiarity with technology and teaching resources within the pilot program have increased.
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