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- Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 10:18:20 EDT
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- From: MUFFOLETTO@iscsvax.uni.edu
- Subject: Re: Technology and curriculum reform
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- Yes, I agree, CAI and CBI, and even the holy land of hypertext is and may not
- be empowering..... school may not be empowering to anyone....
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- My concern with technology (as a system approach through various hardware)
- my deskill teachers.... in many ways it allows for the intended purpose
- of programmed instruction to be fullfilled. Link all of this to
- outcome based instruction, 5th year teacher ed, etc. we are talking about
- major changes ..... of course if teachers took control of the curriculum with
- parents, students, and the community then technology could be used to empower
- those who historically never had power or a voice...
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- bob muffoletto
- univ. of N Iowa
- muffoletto@uni.edu
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