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Can less successful learners benefit from the IMYM model?

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Can less successful learners benefit from the IMYM model?

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IMYM students come from a variety of cultural backgrounds. There is a cross-section of students of every ability and attitude. Depending upon local conditions, IMYM classrooms have between 12 and 32 students and may be multi-age/multi-grade. Parents and teachers have told us that the IMYM model is also effective for less successful learners. These students demonstrate positive changes in attitude due to their ability to demonstrate their learning in alternative ways using information and communications technologies. Anne Perner, IMYM Parent: “When I first heard about the IMYM model, I was really excited because I thought it was a great opportunity for the students. I have found that my son has really enjoyed the technology integrated interdisciplinary approach. His marks have definitely gone up this year. I think it’s because he’s enjoying the school year. Another thing that my son has been doing in the IMYM classroom, is collaborative learning — working with other students, sharing d

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