As the education technology (ed tech) industry continues to grow, a growing number of districts are facing pushback from parents, teachers, and students who are raising concerns about the impact of technology on learning. Despite the promise of ed tech to improve student outcomes, many are now questioning its effectiveness and the potential risks it poses to student data and digital well-being. With more districts investing heavily in ed tech, it's becoming increasingly clear that ignoring these concerns is no longer an option. In this article, districts will be forced to confront the reality of ed tech's limitations and the need for a more nuanced approach to integrating technology into classrooms.
Why districts can no longer ignore the ed tech pushback K-12 Dive
