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DENVER—The investment firm Janus is giving Denver Public Schools more than $2 million to give teachers high-tech tools for education.
Janus Foundation president Casey Cortese says the goal is to give teachers access to better technology to evaluate student progress.
According to the Denver Post ( ), the money will be used to train teachers and buy software and hardware for a pilot project at six schools.
The idea is to give teachers and students the ability to find out quickly what a child’s strengths and weaknesses are in a particular subject.
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Information from: The Denver Post,
