How the Internet Is Complicating the Art of Teaching
Educators design lots of lessons and other learning resources, and increasingly they’re being shared online—often free of cost and in ways that are too personalized to be universally applicable.
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Franka Bruns / Reuters The E-Reader: The Most Daunting Anthology
What is lost when the vast expanse of the internet’s literature is at a student’s fingertips?
Randall Hill / Reuters Schools Should Be Teaching Kids How to Use the Internet Well
But outdated web filters make that mission quite difficult.
Randy Snyder/AP Photo Learning Cursive Is a Basic Right
"Today more and more I meet high school students who, though they can read, sometimes well and sometimes poorly, are ashamed whenever they are confronted with the need to sign a document."
Jae C. Hong/AP Photo Don't Give Up on the Lecture
Teachers who stand in front of their classes and deliver instruction are not "out-of-touch experts"—they're role models.
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