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]]> http://www.dennisharter.com/blog/2007/04/04/educators-responsibility/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Kristyn Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:32:34 +0000 http://dharter.edublogs.org/2007/04/04/educators-responsibility/#comment-9 After reading this article, I found it to be very interesting yet it hit a little too close to home. I can totally relate to going past a textbook and using the Internet. I think that the author was right in assuming that students just know everything about technology and that they can just be 'let loose' to do research. I think that teachers need to make sure that they aren't just assuming that students know everything. In effect, I think that as a future teacher, I won't ever assume that kids know everything, more specifically when it comes to education. I mean, I would never teach and lesson and just move on to the next assuming that eveyone understood it. Furthermore, I would never assign an assignment not knowing if everyone was on the same page. It really a dissadvantage not only to the student, but to the teacher and the class as a whole. After reading this article, I found it to be very interesting yet it hit a little too close to home. I can totally relate to going past a textbook and using the Internet. I think that the author was right in assuming that students just know everything about technology and that they can just be ‘let loose’ to do research. I think that teachers need to make sure that they aren’t just assuming that students know everything. In effect, I think that as a future teacher, I won’t ever assume that kids know everything, more specifically when it comes to education. I mean, I would never teach and lesson and just move on to the next assuming that eveyone understood it. Furthermore, I would never assign an assignment not knowing if everyone was on the same page. It really a dissadvantage not only to the student, but to the teacher and the class as a whole.

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