Essay gains traction on Hacker News
1 Sep 19 6:55 PM · 4d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
The essay was posted to Hacker News and reached the front page, generating discussion about technology adoption in education and the recurring pattern of failed edtech promises.
“Every time a new technology arrives, it finds its way into education, and every time, we are handed the same choice: listen to the people trying to sell it to us, or listen to teachers.”
Friends School Boulder educator, Author · hn ↗Friends School Boulder educator Author/school administratorDaphne Koller Coursera founder (historical reference)John Hennessy Stanford University president (historical reference)
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This essay is ultimately about why AI doesn't belong in the classroom, but I feel like the majority is about the challenges of teaching children. https:// friendsschoolboulder.org/the-c hoice-we-keep-making/ > What works in education hasn’t changed: one skilled, present teacher with a small group of kids. While pedagogy and curriculum can and do…
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