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Chromebooks or iPads have become a core learning tool for many students, some as young as kindergarten. How did tech become so prominent in classrooms, and is i…
Chromebooks or iPads have become a core learning tool for many students, some as young as kindergarten. How did tech become so prominent in classrooms, and is it really helping kids learn? The New York Times’ Natasha Singer shares what she's found.
00:00 How tech took over classrooms
03:01 Big Tech’s push into schools
05:55 A device for every student
08:25 Does classroom tech improve learning?
10:14 When education technology works
13:32 Parents and teachers push back
17:46 One school reins in Chromebooks
20:46 Families seek lower-tech schools
24:58 Student data and privacy risks
26:55 What parents should ask schools
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
#news #education #technology
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9 Comments
@@spencermccormick2959Imported1mo ago
Technology can be a force for good if it is used properly.. Ignoring it's benefits is not recommended. .We need to blend human creativity with AI to get the best results.
@@chrisoulalakkas7935Imported1mo ago
Obstacles point to the skill still left to build.
@@anuragdojoImported1mo ago
AI is good for students and schools
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported1mo ago
A.I. must stay far away from schools .It impede a good scholars development 😮
@@emmanuelakhimien1432Imported1mo ago
Now you are talking- For things go through easily for now , let go. <br><br>Regards <br><br>Emmanuel O. Akhimien
@@MSN1701Imported1mo ago
There are no parents pushing back on school tech ...they see tech can liberate the mass and liberal trying to stop it
@@DeepSaamImported1mo ago
Iran will not possess nuclear weapons; we understand that. However, January 6th was a calculated act of terrorism—much like 9/11—and we must combat the very real terrorism at home before addressing the illusory threat located far away from the United States.
@@tabletsboyImported1mo ago
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@@blandrooker6541Imported1mo ago
The problem is not the technology, it's the lack of desire to learn by students, which starts at home. Schools are secondary agencies of education, the primary agency is the home.
Chromebooks or iPads have become a core learning tool for many students, some as young as kindergarten. How did tech become so prominent in classrooms, and is it really helping kids learn? The New York Times’ Natasha Singer shares what she's found.
00:00 How tech took over classrooms
03:01 Big Tech’s push into schools
05:55 A device for every student
08:25 Does classroom tech improve learning?
10:14 When education technology works
13:32 Parents and teachers push back
17:46 One school reins in Chromebooks
20:46 Families seek lower-tech schools
24:58 Student data and privacy risks
26:55 What parents should ask schools
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
#news #education #technology
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