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Reply to "How much screen time/technology is used in elementary schools in 2023?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dr. Reid and central off said last year that teachers need to get back to pen and paper. Less google slide assignments and no you tube real alouds, etc. But it is not translating down to the schools and curriculum services hasn’t been able to re write and take out old slide decks from the Covid time. [/quote] They need to take the 1:1 laptops out of the ESes and mandate a max amount of time kids can be on the laptops doing work. [/quote] I agree with K-3 should have limited tech usage. I do think 4-6 should have daily tech usage. [/quote] Kids need to know how to research, utilize programs, type, put together presentations. If kids don’t get these skills in late ES, middle and high school will be much more difficult. I am not saying they should be glued to a computer, but they should be utilized daily. One goal of school is preparing the workforce. Most jobs use computers daily. [/quote]
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