Students at Seattle’s Maritime High School decide when they’ve mastered a subject area, submitting work through an online portfolio to show their competency. Lessons in marine science, maritime construction and vessel operations are held in traditional classrooms and in the field, which often involves the school’s 40-foot ferry, Admiral Jack.
Teachers such as Joanna Rodriguez rely on Google Workspace for Education to track student progress and manage projects. “Every student is provided a Chromebook,” she says. “We use Google Sheets for data analysis and data comparison. They use Google Docs…