DOA: Education in the Electronic Culture
168 pagesPaperbacknewAug 2003
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There is a growing disconnect between the way schools teach and students learn.
Today's student lives and learns primarily in an electronic culture.
The educational community must understand that the current model for teaching and learning is predicated upon a culture of print that has lasted 500 years.
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