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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There can be a happy medium. Elementary school kids don't need computers. Let them learn the fundamentals with pen and paper - math, reading, how to write legibly, teachers reading aloud, etc. Gradually work in more tech in middle and high school. Schools have been totally conned by EdTech companies and they need to get rid of all of it. - HS teacher for 25 years[/quote] This is at least reasonable. I’d still love to see plenty of handwritten work in MS and HS. (This will become more important to prove you didn’t use AI.) I sell tech and I want my kids far from it. Not because tech has no value at all, but because it does *not* improve education. I have heard the ed sellers talk about needing to lock in kids’ brand preferences as early as possible because they are the customers of the future. No thanks.[/quote] There are plenty of ways to cheat without ai. [/quote] Yeah, we know. What’s your point[/quote]
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