After adapting to remote learning programs to the pandemic, technology has had a growing prevalence in education.
Central Texas schools are embracing technology, but also hoping to keep it from having unintended consequences.
“They’re born with technology in their hand at this point,” said Copperas Cove Junior High assistant principal Kelly Thompson.
Thompson said in order to balance the benefits of using technology as a tool with the distractions it could cause, educators are ensuring students stay on track,
“They just have to be vigiliant and keep an eye on the classroom and make sure kids are where they’re supposed to be,” Thompson said.
Copperas Cove ISD and Waco ISD, among most Central Texas school districts, now provide more tech in the classroom than ever before. Many schools now offer a one-to-one technology programs that provides a device for all K-12 students.
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