Information Technology

Information Technology

The 21st century citizen must be agile, adaptable, and independent in an ever expanding community of learners. Information technology expands the potential for constructivist learning by connecting students to a constantly changing body of knowledge. By manipulating different media, students can learn from and contribute to every form of knowledge.

The ability to gather, analyze, synthesize and interpret information is a cornerstone of this philosophy. Digital learning experiences harness the innovation of technology, encapsulating authentic opportunities for independent thinking and creativity. TAS provides students with collaborative learning opportunities that allow for inquiry and investigation. Thus students have opportunities to responsibly contribute to the learning of others within the global community

We commit to:
  • Dynamic methodologies to support the school-wide curricular goals.
  • Activities and assessments designed to leverage new and emerging technology.
  • Differentiated learning in instruction and assessment through the appropriate application of technology.
  • Providing students and faculty with collaborative, innovative and global learning opportunities, unrestricted by time or location.