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@padgets Wary of #CCSS publisher guidelines. They support a very verbocentric view of the world of reading. Dictate what is taught. #edchat
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@padgets Oh I agree. I prefer the digital model. I just think it will cost schools more in long run. #edchat
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RT @rabbigreen: +1 RT @RabbiRoss: I teach Talmud - same text for 1500 years and yet I keep my classes fresh and exciting - not about the ...
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@padgets I have never seen one of the big four make a decision that leads to less revenue for stockholders. #edchat
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@padgets I think you wrong on the less money. Publishers will generate more money long term and subscription model will cost more #edchat
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@jankenb2 agree. I dont want Ts trying to evaluate and find just online sources. Waste of instructional time and may not be skilled. #edchat
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@drdouggreen @touqo Get a chromebook and a nexus for price of one iPad. That is what I would do. #edchat
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@MrBrianBobbitt Of course publishers love it. Permanent revenue stream with zero production costs. #edchat
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@itechbob @ojaison There is some evidence that scrolling negatively effects comprehension but I think that will change as we adapt. #edchat
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long as teachers remember textbooks equal materials and NOT curriculum I do not have a huge issue with em. Unforn. latter too often #edchat
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Seems counter-intuitive as texts in the ecosystem ill-defined, but it takes well defined txt structures to be able to dissect ill. #edchat
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One good thing about text book is the text structure is predicatable. You need well defined text structure to learn about it. #edchat
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