DLCS Elementary
Growing Digital Learners
Every student. Every classroom. Every year.
In Lynn Public Schools, Digital Literacy & Computer Science prepares students to become responsible technology users, creative thinkers, effective communicators, and capable problem solvers.
Beginning in PreK, students build the knowledge, skills, and confidence to use technology purposefully, responsibly, and independently. They learn to create, think critically, solve problems, communicate and collaborate, research information, and understand how technology connects to their lives and communities.
Digital Literacy & Computer Science learning grows with our students.
From their earliest experiences exploring technology to increasingly independent opportunities to create, program, design, research, and solve problems, students build their skills and understanding from year to year.
What Students Do in DLCS
CREATE
Use digital tools and computational thinking to design, build, and develop ideas and solutions.
THINK & ANALYZE
Ask questions, recognize patterns, evaluate information, and make thoughtful decisions.
SOLVE PROBLEMS
Develop, test, debug, revise, and improve solutions.
COMMUNICATE & COLLABORATE
Explain thinking, exchange ideas, work with others, and share learning.
CONNECT
Understand how technology affects individuals and society and make safe, responsible, and ethical choices.
RESEARCH
Find, evaluate, organize, and use information responsibly.
DLCS in Action
Ask • Create • Collaborate • Test • Explain • Reflect
In DLCS classrooms, students are active learners who use technology with purpose. They ask questions, create and test ideas, solve problems, collaborate with others, and reflect on their learning.
Technology is the tool. Learning is the goal.