Education is simply the soul
of a society as it passes from
one generation to another.
-
Gilbert
K. Chesterton
So what does this mean?
So how do we catch up? The answer
lies with technology, but of course this is easier said than done. By some accounts technology becomes obsolete
every 18 months. This means that the
Apps, programs, and hardware we purchase today, will be obsolete by the end of
the next school year. This presents a dilemma
for schools as they struggle for funding as it is. Purchasing new laptops or I pads every other
year is simply out of the question.
The solution will ultimately be the creativity of
teachers. Even today, as most schools
are not able to convert to 1:1 I pads teachers’ must come up with creative ways
to provide their students with proper access.
These “Education Technology Champions” can be found nationwide. They refuse to except the status quo and
simply do the best with what they have.
Need a champion? Get into Twitter…they
are all over the place and very willing to help!
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