This is very good and also very insightful. Re-trying ideas that failed in the past is like repeating history.
How many kids got new tablets or Chromebooks for school in the past 19 months? How many people working from home used Zoom after hearing about it for the first time? When the dust finally settles on the past two years are we going to be any better off?
Access to technology is better now than any other time in history. It’s the lack of a plan on how to use it that keeps us stuck in reverse. We don’t need any more masterclasses. They are just another marketplace for consumption. In spite of all the technology available to us, we need teachers and teaching as much as we ever did.
This is very good and also very insightful. Re-trying ideas that failed in the past is like repeating history.
How many kids got new tablets or Chromebooks for school in the past 19 months? How many people working from home used Zoom after hearing about it for the first time? When the dust finally settles on the past two years are we going to be any better off?
Access to technology is better now than any other time in history. It’s the lack of a plan on how to use it that keeps us stuck in reverse. We don’t need any more masterclasses. They are just another marketplace for consumption. In spite of all the technology available to us, we need teachers and teaching as much as we ever did.