Webcast puts students in touch with history
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Aloha! Rounds of the greeting bounced between survivors of the Pearl Harbor attack on the USS Oklahoma in Hawaii and students in the Sooner State during a live video-conference Thursday afternoon.Multimedia
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Video Chat with Survivors from Pearl Harbor
Dec 6Middle schoolers of Oklahoma get a chance to be in an...
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The participants
Schools that interacted with the survivors Thursday:
•Asher Public School, Asher
•Bixby Middle School, Bixby
•Cushing Middle School, Cushing
•KIPP Reach College Preparatory School, Oklahoma City
•Deer Creek Elementary, Oklahoma City
•Jones High School, Jones
•Lincoln Academy, Stillwater
•McLain High School for Science and Technology, Tulsa
•Mustang Valley Elementary, Mustang
•Hamilton Middle School, Tulsa
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Preparation and privilege
The 28 KIPP students almost lost their chance to talk to the survivors because of technical problems.
Despite a dry-run the day before, the class spent the first half-hour of the live statewide video conference waiting for the connection to work.
Principal Tracy McDaniel stepped in to keep them focused, asking them questions about the attack on Pearl Harbor and the U.
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