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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since there are accommodations for lots of things, why can’t my kid get one since he has issues with staying on task when on a laptop?? And I know he is not alone. [/quote] It doesn’t really matter. Teachers are not prepared to teach without devices and technology, they just aren’t. One kid having an IEP to not use a device isn’t going to change how the teacher instructs the class and interaction with students or the work they do. That kid will just be given some generic afterthought worksheet. Not only do devices need to be out of classes, there needs to be a systematic change to how teachers are teaching. It is so bad. [/quote] +1000 The resistance to change from teachers is so telling. They are addicted to edtech[/quote] Clearly you have an agenda to make such a distorted comment. Leave our teachers and schools alone. So disgusting. [/quote]
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