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Covering technology & the future of work for @educationweek. Co-founder @PoliticsK12. Toddler mom. Welcome tips & takes on how tech is reshaping K-12 schools.
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It’s About Quality Tech Use, Not Screen Time, Trump’s Top K-12 Official Argues

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By Alyson Klein Verified
| Education Week Verified
The Trump administration’s top K-12 official urged educators and policymakers to focus on whether education-technology tools offer “educational value” for students, as opposed to only considering how much time students spend on digital learning platforms each week.
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Why a ‘Blunt Force’ Approach to Screen Time May Be Problematic

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By Alyson Klein Verified
| share.google
Educators navigating the “techlash” may be reaching out to experts on both sides of the issue, combing through research, or considering caregiver concerns as they figure out the right way to balance instruction using digital tools with other screen-free forms of teaching and learning. Most are likely not scratching their (metaphorical) beards old-school, philosopher-style, approaching the issue from an ethical lens.
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Why a ‘Blunt Force’ Approach to Screen Time May Be Problematic

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By Alyson Klein Verified
| Education Week Verified
Educators navigating the “techlash” may be reaching out to experts on both sides of the issue, combing through research, or considering caregiver concerns as they figure out the right way to balance instruction using digital tools with other screen-free forms of teaching and learning. Most are likely not scratching their (metaphorical) beards old-school, philosopher-style, approaching the issue from an ethical lens.
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