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- From: Charles Schultz <sacrophyte AT gmail.com>
- To: "ctrl-shift AT lists.mste.illinois.edu" <ctrl-shift AT lists.mste.illinois.edu>
- Subject: [Ctrl-Shift] more food for thought: "Educational technology is a Trojan horse"
- Date: Fri, 20 May 2016 10:44:27 -0500
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Good morning, Shifters,
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I started to craft an email to David Hohman, but then as I got into it, I realized this might be relevant for a slight wider audience. So, David, I am still thinking of you, but I invite others to discuss as well:
At first it sounds scary - "dismantling public education"?!? But then Mr. Bull spells out his thought process a little more, and says:
"I am completely okay with challenging these more established technologies or systems, and I do not start from a place that gives them privilege because of their history or broader acceptance in society or the education establishment. These deserve just as robust of a critique as do the new technologies."
Unfortuantely, by the end he is getting way too broad and vague, but in general, it is my sense that the purpose of CTRL-Shift is to shift the mindset of people away from the "old" way of doing education towards a more people-centered and fulfilling experience.
Charles Schultz
- [Ctrl-Shift] more food for thought: "Educational technology is a Trojan horse", Charles Schultz, 05/20/2016
- Re: [Ctrl-Shift] more food for thought: "Educational technology is a Trojan horse", Reese, George Clifford, 05/20/2016
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