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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm convinced this whole thing came about because our fancy EdD school administrators aren't as smart as the people selling EdTech. They're just taken for a ride. They just are wowed by technology and aren't smart enough to see past all the glitter.[/quote]

It's not like all EdTech is the same.  It's a large category.  Some EdTech has greatly improved learning outcomes for [b]target audiences[/b]. Like Khan Academy, pretty great.  Kids who grow up in poor districts with bad teachers and bad homes can now access better education.  [/quote]

You sound like part of the edtech grift. You disgust me[/quote]

Your reasoning here strikes me as one-dimensional, shallow and illogical. Since I don't know you personally, I'll refrain from ad hominem responses in return. [/quote]

I think you are a disgusting turd and I sincerely hope you rot in hell for profiting off of the.dismantling of our education system[/quote]

LMAO.  And you are a projecting moron.  Your kid is suffering because his or her parent is a moron, not because EdTech is failing them.  My kid is in the top 99% even though they use AoPS several hours a week outside of school to prepare for math competitions.  The problem is not EdTech. [/quote]

You’re bragging that your child isn’t in the bottom 1%? LOL[/quote]

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