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    What if We Had Listened?

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    Students today cant prepare

    bark to calculate their problems.

    They depend on their slates

    which are more expensive. Whatwill they do when they drop the

    slate and it breaks? They wont

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    Teachers !onference

    "#$%

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    Students today depend on paper

    too much. They dont know howto write on a slate without

    &ettin& chalk dust all overthemselves. They cant clean a

    slate properly. What will they do

    when the run out of a er?

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    'rincipals (ssociation

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    Students today depend too

    much on ink. They dont knowhow to use a pen knife to

    sharpen a pencil. 'en and inkwill never replace the pencil.

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    +ational (ssociation of

    Teachers

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    Students today depend uponstore bou&ht ink. They dont

    know how to make their own.

    When they run out of ink theywont be able to write words or

    ciphers until their next trip to the

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    The -ural (merican Teacher

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    Students today depend onexpensive fountain pens. They

    can no lon&er write with a

    strai&ht pen and nib. We parentsmust not allow them to wallow in

    such luxury to the detriment of

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    'T( /a0ette

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    2allpoint pens will be the ruin ofeducation in our country.

    Students use these devices and

    then throw them away. The(merican values of thrift and

    fru&ality are bein& discarded.

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    3ederal Teachers

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    4ou cant use those calculatorson the test. 5f 5 let you do that6

    you wouldnt ever learn how to

    use the tables in the back of thebook and use interpolation to

    fi&ure out your tri& ratios.

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    Hi&h School 7ath Teacher

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    We cant let them usecalculators in middle school. 5f

    we do6 theyll for&et how to do

    lon& division or how to multiplythree di&it numbers by three

    di&it numbers. What will they do

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    7iddle School 7ath Teacher

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    Why are you writin& a &rant for aclassroom set of &raphin&

    calculators? Well never be

    allowed to use them and 8 evenif we can 8 thats only one class6

    and parents in other classes will

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    Hi&h School 7ath Teacher

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    Why would you ever want the5nternet for student use? 5ts 9ust

    the latest fad. Search en&ines

    are dan&erous. 4ou never knowwhat a student will find 8 have

    them use the library.

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    School :mployee

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    4ou dont need a web pa&e forthis school. Whos ever &oin& to

    look at it?

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    School :mployee

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    Teachers will neveruse email.

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    Teacher on a School

    !ommittee

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    Why do you want network dropsat every teachers desk? 4oure

    not thinkin& of &ettin& a

    computer for allof them areyou?

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    2uildin& (dministrator

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    What can you do with an L!

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    7ember of School

    (ccountability !ommittee

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    Why are we talkin& aboutstudents havin& laptops in hi&h

    school? 5 dont think most

    parents will even &ive their kidstheir old computer6 much less

    buy them a new one.

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    7ember of Laptop !ommittee

    $$$

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    Why would 5 want to put my&rades on the web? Whos &oin&

    to look at them?

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    Teacher

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    5 dont think well have a wirelessnetwork at this school anytime

    soon.

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    Teacher

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    Turn off and put away all !ell

    'hones6 i'ods6 and :lectronic

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    Si&ns (round School

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    What 5f . . .

    Wed listened?

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    The time it took to show up in

    *= of (merican homes>

    %* years for the telephone6

    ; years for television6

    "; years for personal computers6seven years for the 5nternet6 and

    three years for cell phones6

    whats next?

    Willard R. Daggett, Ed.D.

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    !omplaints that technolo&y will be the

    ruin of us all have been around since

    before the days of uill and ink.The world is chan&in&.

    That is a fact.

    5t is not ruinin& what was. it is simply movin& on.

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    The di&ital a&e is here to stay.

    7aybe it is time we stop resistin& it and

    start embracin& it.:ven in the classroom. Wherever that

    classroom may be

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    Works Cited

    Fingal, Diana, Are We Getting Distracted

    from What Really Matters?, Learning and

    Leading, February !""#