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Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:Schools are all going BYOD now, man! My kid is in kindergarten and they let us know that BYOD is an option.
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:Schools are all going BYOD now, man! My kid is in kindergarten and they let us know that BYOD is an option.
Depends on where in the world you are, I guess. Our school district -- one of the best in the US -- bans personal electronic devices from the classroom (a ruling I heartily agree with.)
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Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:Schools are all going BYOD now, man! My kid is in kindergarten and they let us know that BYOD is an option.
Depends on where in the world you are, I guess. Our school district -- one of the best in the US -- bans personal electronic devices from the classroom (a ruling I heartily agree with.)
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Paul Anilprem wrote:
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:Schools are all going BYOD now, man! My kid is in kindergarten and they let us know that BYOD is an option.
Depends on where in the world you are, I guess. Our school district -- one of the best in the US -- bans personal electronic devices from the classroom (a ruling I heartily agree with.)
Totally agree. I wish they adopt that in our district as well.
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Steve Luke wrote: I think they can add a lot to the classroom if they are properly locked down from distractions.
Pat Farrell wrote:
Steve Luke wrote: I think they can add a lot to the classroom if they are properly locked down from distractions.
I have complete confidence that it is impossible to lock down a device in a school environment. Maybe the OP's 3rd grader won't be able to hack it, but by the time they are teenagers, betting that the locks will stay on is like expecting two hormonally driven 17 year olds to watch the movie at a drive in.
Steve
Pat Farrell wrote: the classic school concept of memorizing facts (history, civics, geography) simply goes away. Teachers love these facts, since they allow objective tests that are easy to write and easy to grade. Schools are going to change, and I'm pretty sure that many teachers won't be able to adjust.
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