Interesting in the 1950’s we in the United States had films and filmstrips!
In the 1980’s the personal computer revolution was going to replace the
teacher! And now again we have technology knocking at the door! While I
totally agree with Jan Visser’s observations, I believe maybe Michael
Godsey’s statements are incorrectly focused. What I see on the Internet is
not a challenge to teachers but rather to the established textbook industry.
Just a thought! Thanks Jim for including the article.
Jim Kelly
www.k-12math.info
(A 5 star Merlot educational resource)
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