Students Text Teachers for Quick Classroom Updates
During a recent class, Sandy Riggs asked her 24 high school biology students to text her what they thought DNA precipitation meant.
What she got was a flood of text messages one after the other.
“I never see this with hands,” said the 35-year-old teacher in Corpus Christi,...
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