They say the best way to learn is to teach… so we can expect our new 6th-grade Digital Leaders to be experts in all things tech-related!
Our Digital Leaders are 6th graders at Collège Champittet with a passion for technology. They not only have exceptional skills, but are eager to help others solve problems by learning how to use digital technology.
Acting as mentors, our Digital Leaders are helping younger primary students to make the most of digital tools like email, Microsoft Word and iMovie. They are also playing an essential role to support our innovation workshops for Grades 3 and 4. In these workshops, our students harness the power of technology to get creative with activities like video creation, coding, 3D drawing, laser cutting, VR space experiences, Lego printing, sand art and more!
Of course, safety is a crucial part of learning to becoming tech-savvy. With this in mind, our Digital Leaders have designed Digital Citizenship games to help our younger students to learn about online safety in a fun, interactive way.
And who said adults can’t use a little tech help now and then? Our Digital Leaders are stepping up to assist teachers as well as students with tech-related tasks.
We’re so proud of our Digital Leaders for their dedication to making technology fun and accessible. They’re doing our school community a great service, all while upholding our Champittet values. Keep up the wonderful work, Digital Leaders, and we look forward to more exciting tech adventures this year!
We are proud to announce that Collège Champittet has once again been ranked among the 100 leading private schools in the world by the Spear’s Schools Index!
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