TECHNOLOGYAug 3 · 17:40 UTCMINNPOST MINNEAPOLISBy Alexandra Walsh, The Hechinger Report

Walking away from education technology isn’t the answer to the latest backlash

The article addresses the backlash against education technology, acknowledging justified concerns about screen time and AI in classrooms but arguing that abandoning technology entirely is not the solution. It advocates for higher standards, better tools, and maintaining teachers' central role in education.

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