EdTech Supporters Promise Innovations That Can Transform Schools. Teachers Not Seeing Impact

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Story Source: Education Week ~ Go to Original Article

Despite continued hype, K-12 educators remain skeptical that new technologies will transform public schooling or dramatically improve teaching and learning.

That’s according to a new, nationally representative survey conducted by the Education Week Research Center. Fewer than one-third of America’s teachers said ed-tech innovations have changed their beliefs about what school should look like……..

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EdTech Supporters Promise Innovations That Can Transform Schools. Teachers Not Seeing Impact

Story Source: Education Week ~ Go to Original Article

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