: I am not a fan compliance-driven leadership. However, in a culture of compliance, some teachers will only do what leaders mandate them to do. So, technology isn't required. Somehow, we treat it as if it's a matter of personal choice in a way that we would never do with pedagogy. Someone is still allowed to be a "good teacher" and use virtually no technology whatsoever. Failure isn't an option, but irrelevance is. Somehow we've screwed up our priorities. Somehow we've allowed teacher comfort level to drive what we use with students.
michele nokleby on 04 Feb 12I would like closer look at this study for tech at the preschool age. How does this reconcile with the AMA's position on early childhood media use?
When I try your link, I get to a login page for Missoula County Public Schools. Is there any way to make the material you reference visible to those without an account?
I also got a login page for Missoula County Public Schools. Article sounds interesting. Would like to read it.
