USA: no $ for that; we spent $ on shock gloves to torture children in concentration camps..China’s doing this for their kids, and we’re putting the Ten Commandments in public schools
‘Although ed-tech companies tout huge learning gains, independent research has made clear that technology rarely boosts learning in schools—and often impairs it.’
economist.com/united-state...
no huge lecture halls, no smartboards, no PP slides, no AI chatbots, no MOOCs, just a small class with a dedicated, well-trained and supported teacher.
no huge lecture halls, no smartboards, no PP slides, no AI chatbots, no MOOCs, just a small class with a dedicated, well-trained and supported teacher.
USA: no $ for that; we spent $ on shock gloves to torture children in concentration camps..China’s doing this for their kids, and we’re putting the Ten Commandments in public schools
USA: no $ for that; we spent $ on shock gloves to torture children in concentration camps..China’s doing this for their kids, and we’re putting the Ten Commandments in public schools
95% of them are gone.
A tool is a tool.
3rd Grader, trying to reassure me: that’s because it’s a DUMBBOARD
3rd Grader, trying to reassure me: that’s because it’s a DUMBBOARD
how much does it cost to stop having to pay for new textbooks every seven years and a steady supply of copy paper?
how much does it cost to stop having to pay for new textbooks every seven years and a steady supply of copy paper?