Technological Learning
The Senator's Office Visits the Inola Smart Lab
Destiny Massey, Kaylee Burns, Audrey Danker, Kaleb McGowan, and Kymisha Stiles
Technological Learning
October 11, 2019
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Jeff Underwood from Senator Lankford’s office made a visit to the Inola Smart Lab. He met Coach Dixon at an education summet and wanted to see what the S.T.E.M. class was all about. He spent 2 hours talking to students and finding out what they do at each station. During the first hour of his visit he learned to drive a Sphero. Spheros are robotic balls that teach coding. Then they were able to design and create a 3d printed plate with the Senator’s initials and a longhorn to represent the visit. Doing the second hour he met with students and asked questions about what they were working on. S.T.E.M. engages students in a different way by promoting thinking outside the box, and trying new things even if they seem impossible.
Kind
This is Destiny’s first year in Longhorn Media. She is in this class because someone recommended the class to her. Destiny is also in Longhorn...
Ambitious
Kaylee Burns has gone to Inola Public Schools for 12 years. This is Kaylee’s second year to be a part of Longhorn Media and Broadcasting....
Outgoing
Audrey Danker is a sophomore at Inola High School. This will be her first year taking
Longhorn Media, she is in this class to gain experience...
Electrifying
Kaleb McGowan is a big name in the sports world here at Inola. Not for his play on the, but for his color commentary. People...
Determined
This is Kymisha’s first year in digital media and she is taking this class, because not only did it seem like fun but also like a great...
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