The formal expression of this is 'technological pedagogical
content knowledge (TPACK),'" Bull says. "TPACK says that you
have to know three things to use technology well. You first have
to know the content. It's going to be hard to teach calculus if you
don't know calculus yourself. You also need to know
the pedagogy associated with that content-- the instructional
strategies that will be effective. Finally, you need to know the
innovation or technology that you're going to then use."
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