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RE: Question 1: Technology in Education

  • Archived: Wed, 05 Jun 07:55
  • Date: Wed, 05 Jun 2002 07:43:10 -0700 (PDT)
  • Author: "Nowell, Linda" <lnowell@csus.edu>
  • Subject: RE: Question 1: Technology in Education
  • Topic: Emerging Modes

Technology in all its forms is an integral part of our world. Before I can speak to the first question, I have a question of equity. There are still schools not only in CA but across this nation in which students have very limited access to technology. Especially in schools that serve poor children their experiences with computers are in computer labs doing remedial tutorials. Their schools/classrooms may not even be wired for internet access. I also fear that there are still schools where students can go through entire schooling experience and never touch a computer.

It's one thing to talk about professional development and the use of technology to support student achievement, but its a moot point if these teachers and students do not have the technological resources to experiment with these recommendations.

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