Inspection positive about iPad-school Heenvliet - RTV Rijnmond

13-01-2014 | 18:37 by Marion Keete

The inspectorate is positive about the first results “iPad-school OBS Pair booked in Heenvliet. “The education inspector literally said, you should be proud of what you have achieved in such a short time,” says school director Ger Heijden

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Four months ago baptized twelve Dutch primary schools around to iPad school. Textbooks out and the tablet computer as the main teaching tool in it. One of which is twelve public elementary school in Heenvliet Pair. All students were given last September en iPad.

Learning Games are fun ‘
The students were enthusiastic. “I think a lot of fun learning games,” said a group of kindergarten half. “Cuter assignments and stuff,” says Britt from group 7/8.

The Education Inspectorate was initially critical and wondered whether the iPad is a leading deserves in the classroom. Strict controls were announced. Last week the inspector visited OBS Pair and so they feel that the school is doing well.

“Pupils are enthusiastic ‘
OBS Pair chose an iPad-school to be more interesting to make. playfully curriculum Teachers notice after four months that students are more enthusiastic and more attention to the subject matter.

“It’s more challenging and children can also hold their attention longer there,” says master Erdo. “They’re getting faster iPad to go. “to work

Easier analysis
The teachers have benefited from the tablet computer in the classroom. All assignments and results of the students to see. Using the push of a button “So you see directly where students make mistakes. Previously you had to wade through all the paperwork before you could make that analysis.”

The good impression of the Education Inspectorate is a relief and a boost to continue with the iPad. “It remains a quest,” says school director Ger Heijden. “Some applications are well suited. Others are not. In practice, we encounter what is and what is not appropriate in the classroom.”

Empty cabinets
“Now you have everything on an iPad stand: math, language and spelling,” says Melanie from group 7/8. “It is much more convenient. Otherwise you have to pull out all the stops and there is also the case of messy. “

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