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Computerized Assessment of Learning Disabilities
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As a big fan of Christensen's new book "Disrupting Class", I'm searching for schools who have located PC software that can effectively assess why a student is 'unable' to be/stay attentive in a…Continue
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"Thank's Kent, I'm glad to share my ideas about education and new technologies here, specially ideas, conections and reality from Brazil, digital divide's research I'm participating in this year!"
Kent J. Harris posted a discussionComputerized Assessment of Learning Disabilities
As a big fan of Christensen's new book "Disrupting Class", I'm searching for schools who have located PC software that can effectively assess why a student is 'unable' to be/stay attentive in a traditional classroom. Much as Rogers states in "Real Education", it's my contention US public schools do a great dissevice to everyone by attempting to mainstream both the very bright and 'troubled' students in the same teaching environment. Up till now the cost of providing 'effective, personalized,…See More
Kent J. Harris replied to Shuchi Grover's discussion James Paul Gee's "What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy""I am very interested in Christensen's philosophy regarding education, disruptive innovation and intividual assessment/education. Although I haven't reaq Gee's piece do you know of any school that's doing a good job of…"
Kent J. Harris left a comment for Cacau Freire"I love your picture. You must be very creative. I am new to this kind of web site. Look forward to hearing from you. Kent Harris"
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Cacau Freire said…
- Thank's Kent, I'm glad to share my ideas about education and new technologies here, specially ideas, conections and reality from Brazil, digital divide's research I'm participating in this year!
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