Here is the first article that I found last night. This one talks about how there is an imbalance in education concerning technology. It concerns over how reading for fun has decreased among young people, and that there needs to be a blend of using different techniques both new and old. That some of the new technologies don't always allow imagination to thrive. It also says that just because a classroom has new technology it isn't a guarantee for learning.
I found another article that I had recently found. It has to deal with the way that language is formed traditionally in schools, and with the use of social media having a part of it. It has to deal with the way that kids still need to learn in this traditional way in order to understand language. There is a part where it also talks about how to relate back to the past, which I feel is lacking in this age of digital technology. This article does have some important points to share for this topic.
Here is the first article that I found last night. This one talks about how there is an imbalance in education concerning technology. It concerns over how reading for fun has decreased among young people, and that there needs to be a blend of using different techniques both new and old. That some of the new technologies don't always allow imagination to thrive. It also says that just because a classroom has new technology it isn't a guarantee for learning.
I found another article that I had recently found. It has to deal with the way that language is formed traditionally in schools, and with the use of social media having a part of it. It has to deal with the way that kids still need to learn in this traditional way in order to understand language. There is a part where it also talks about how to relate back to the past, which I feel is lacking in this age of digital technology. This article does have some important points to share for this topic.