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Topic: I’m predicting praise for endless (#filtered) audio clips |
Charlie McDonald
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Posted 9 Jun 2018 9:21 am |
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| I get it now. |
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Donny Hinson
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Posted 9 Jun 2018 11:47 am
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| Mitch Drumm wrote: |
For what it's worth:
Within the last 3 days, I heard a Georgia educator state that many school districts are doing away with textbooks entirely. Students apparently are issued or supply their own "Chromebook"--a cheap laptop that runs Google's browser. Instead of textbooks, these students access online content supplied by Google under a contract with the school district.
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So then...if your laptop gets a virus, and you can't do your homework, do you need a note from the "Geek Squad"?  |
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Fred Treece
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Posted 9 Jun 2018 10:37 pm
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| Mitch Ellis wrote: |
My wife and I, (well....my wife  )homeschools our children. We were told that in some of the local schools, they no longer teach cursive handwriting.
Mitch |
Some local schools can’t even be kept safe. I feel sorry for parents and teachers today, as well as the kids themselves.
The K12 Virtual Classroom looks like an interesting idea:
https://www.k12.com/k12-education/how-online-learning-works.html
It still means that one parent or guardian stays home and kisses normal employment goodbye. |
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Stuart Legg
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Posted 10 Jun 2018 6:33 am
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| Brick and mortar Schools. My father Bo legg was almost 60 yrs old before he got his student loans paid off! |
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Charlie McDonald
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Posted 10 Jun 2018 6:54 am
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It seems that there's less brick and mortar in all commerce, so maybe it's the trend. Sure is less music being taught within the walls.
Fewer textbooks. They're probably getting all their source materials online. Too bad. I liked school, back in the day.... |
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