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“We’re Huge in Learning Loss!” Cashing in on the Post-Pandemic Education Crisis.
(www.propublica.org)
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this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2023
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We don’t need more technology in schools. We need more time and to pay teachers more so we can attract the best people to the field. Technology can’t solve everything and our educational system has been under attack for at least 30 years. You wanna fix education? Fund it like the military.
Indeed, no point in throwing technology at something that has some basic flaws to be fixed first (I expressed something similar here).
Ok. I guess we should keep throwing tech at the problem. It’s worked so well so far as we can see by our students just crushing the rest of the world academically. /s
Also, did you just post an opinion piece written by yourself as a source to back yourself up?
Sorry for my miswriting of my reply; what I meant is that I agree and had expressed related concerns in another community, hence the link. Not backing myself up, just expressing my opinion :) Not only should we not throw more tech at the problem, but I think we should rethink about what we do without the tech.