Mapping pioneer promotes 21st century technology
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International education consultant Heidi Hayes Jacobs, (seated right) works with coordinator of student services Chris Chambers, Ssperintendent Melissa Mathis and director of curriculum and instruction Nancy Lance during a work session on teaching with 21st century technology attended by administrators, academic coaches and teachers.
International education consultant Heidi Hayes Jacobs, (seated right) works with coordinator of student services Chris Chambers, Ssperintendent Melissa Mathis and director of curriculum and instruction Nancy Lance during a work session on teaching with 21st century technology attended by administrators, academic coaches and teachers.
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Heidi Hayes Jacobs is an author and internationally recognized education leader known for her work in curriculum mapping, curriculum integration, and developing 21st century approaches to teaching and learning.

When she met recently with Walker County educators, Jacobs focused on mapping the global classroom of the future.

As she led the group through access to multiple online resources, Jacobs stressed the development of instructional strategies that encourage critical thinking and investigative inquiry.

“Dr. Jacobs emphasized that we must work hard to prepare our students for the 21st century,” said assistant principal Melissa Lemons. “The students we teach today are very technologically inclined, and it is important for us to tap their natural curiosity with technology.”
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