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Remember personal time? For many educators, technology has driven it toward extinction—and it’s time to get serious about reclaiming it. 
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The greatest fear of parents and teachers is that the tech industry wants to replace teachers with computers. They fear that the business leaders want to cut costs by replacing expensive humans with inexpensive machines, that never require health care or a pension. They believe that education requires human interaction. They prefer experience, wisdom, judgment, sensibility, sensitivity and compassion in the classroom to the cold, static excellence of a machine. Via Nik Peachey
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January 5, 2018 2:57 AM
Interesting read on some real risks of technology in school. Note that the real risk here is the new stakeholders who's goals are for themselves, not for the students.
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15+ Apps that can Facilitate the Vital Element of Immersion in Foreign Language Teaching Guest post by Franca Gilbert. Since my school piloted its 1:1 iPad
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Resources related to the remote learning, distance education, online learning, and the use of educational technologies during the coronavirus pandemic
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From episodic to continuous learning, from content conveyors to content curators, from working at one scale to working up and down the scale, from degrees to reputation metrics, from grades to continuous feedback mechanisms ...
Daniel Christian's reflections on the M. Gorbis' webinar
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"Good morning everyone and welcome to your English test. Please take a seat. Remember, cheating is absolutely forbidden. However, discussion with your peers, using Google on your smartphone and leaving early if you finish is absolutely fine and encouraged ..."
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