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more culture-changing Christians. Now, here's today's daily article. A principal reads to her students on Facebook

Live, how technology can and can't improve our lives. This is Jim Denison's The Daily Article

podcast for Wednesday, March 13th, 2019. I don't know what you did last night, but I'll bet it

wasn't more significant than the way Belinda George spent her evening. Dr. George is the first

year principal of Homer Drive Elementary School in Beaumont, Texas. Her students' reading scores

last year were low, so she launched tucked-in Tuesdays in December. She dresses in costumes

from a onesie with a unicorn head to a cookie monster outfit to pajamas covered with pink hearts.

When her students log on to their school's Facebook page, she reads books to them over her iPhone.

She acts out the stories as the kids type in questions.

Dr. George grew up with five sisters in a three-bedroom trailer.

Her father never learned to read.

She learned her love of reading from her school librarian in Louisiana.

Now she is paying it forward.

Technology affects every dimension of our lives today from the airplanes we ride to the cars we drive, the homes we inhabit, the food we eat, and the air we breathe. The innovations of our

day can be a force for tremendous good as Dr. George's Facebook live reading sessions show.

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