| Empire High School in Vail, located on
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| | of textbooks. The Arizona schools
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| the edge of Tucson, is the first in the
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| | officials wanted to move teachers away
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| Arizona schools to be all-electronic.
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| | from habitual teaching from textbooks,
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| Instead of textbooks, the 350 students
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| | cover-to-cover, and gave area students
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| use wireless, Apple laptop computers to
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| | the choice to attend Empire or another
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| research, organize their data, write and
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| | school.Having researched schools in other
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| graph assignments, and create class
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| | states prior to the all-electronic
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| presentations.The Arizona schools Empire
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| | decision, Arizona schools officials found
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| High is a new school with a blank slate.
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| | students who were clearly more engaged in
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| Arizona schools officials could hire new
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| | their studies and unusually enthusiastic
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| teachers committed to technology-based
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| | about school.
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| teaching and purchase computers instead
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