Student perspective – all you have to do is ask

March 18th, 2008

Ryan Bretag:

The last two weeks, I had the opportunity to begin involving students in these discussions: How do they feel about the infusion of technology into the classroom? What do they know about all of these “emerging technologies”? What should the learning environment look like in the future? Why do they feel, if at all, technology is of value to their own learning? What is the connection between their current use of technology and the technology educational technologist long to see used in the classroom?

Their thoughts, ideas, and insights offer much to the discussions occurring about educational technology. Will we listen? Will we begin having these discussions in our own school? Are we willing to challenge our own beliefs about technology based upon their beliefs?

Find out what these students said at Ryan’s blog, The Four-Eyed Technologist

Congratulations to Ryan for walking the talk about student voice!

Sylvia

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2 Responses to “Student perspective – all you have to do is ask”

  1. Ryan Bretag says:

    Thanks Sylvia! It means a lot coming from you.

    As you’ve said for so long, students voices are critical to education and we must engage those voices!

    Thanks for all your motivation and wonderful ideas!

  2. greg pitonza says:

    is this blog open to public comment and posting