• TheSeveralJourneysOfReemus@lemmy.world
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    3 hours ago

    I studied things without technology. I take notes on pen and paper, and i hate having to do online tests too. I like my printed documents and physical books. Many students will say the same, and i also tend to dislike the trend to digitise every and each aspect of learning. The truth out there is that analog classrooms work better than this chromebook hellhole, but many of you are not ready to hear that. Technology is also the problem.

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      2 hours ago

      The laptops should be a tool, in addition to other tools. Being well rounded is the best thing you can be.

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        Ideally they should allow and use both, physical media and notes and digital access to all media. And allow self management. That way they will learn the limits.

        But currently they are just forcing digital interfaces on students who did not fully develop yet. Ironicaly, for how much tech they must use, the use of a computer is still sub optimal. Typing skills, for instance, are better trained on a word document with a spell check active. One of the many instances where old tech is still perfectly fit.