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so let's dive second model Bryan second model is called the LAV rotation take a look at the definition you this is a generic picture of a lab rotational lab rotations are taking lots of different forms but the basic idea is similar across all of them you can see in these three images over here on the left and top that students are in traditional classrooms with other students represented by those blue dots with teachers in the red who are just leading them through very traditional instruction and then students rotate out at very specific times to that bottom right-hand Square which is the learning lab and that's where they're working online individually at computers so in the lab rotation model what you've probably figured out is that it's very similar in some respects to the station rotation model the differences in the station rotation students are rotating within a given classroom whereas in the lab rotation they're actually rotating out to a learning lab where students are actually doing their online learning we've got a great protagonist to really showcase this lab rotation model in navigator schools Brian yes a navigator was founded by Sharon Waller and James dent back in 2011 and will be visiting their Gilroy prep campus and what they've done so neatly at this campus is combine the best of a traditional sort of tech enabled classroom with thoughtful use of a Learning Lab where students rotate out on a day-to-day basis based on their data for what they need to practice and they're on iPads or laptops working on a couple of different pieces of software to support their reading or to go deeper in their math it sounds like a really thoughtful model how have their results been I mean it's a great story so this is a community where the students are about 67% English language learners and in their very first year they had one of the highest test scores in the state of California I'm really excited to take you into the school and show you some footage of this place