VOICED : In technology era US schools may scrap cu

The video discusses the integration of technology in classrooms, highlighting the shift from traditional notebooks to iPads and other digital devices. It covers the funding initiatives in places like Los Angeles to equip schools with technology and the early exposure students have to these tools. The video emphasizes personalized learning through technology, noting that applications should fit individual student needs. It also addresses the changing curriculum standards, where cursive writing is becoming optional, and the potential impact on students' writing and motor skills. The overarching theme is the growing dominance of technology in education.

What is the primary reason for the shift from notebooks to iPads in classrooms?

• To save money on school supplies

• To comply with mandatory computer classes

• To make learning more interactive

• To reduce paper usage

How does the use of technology in education accommodate different learning needs?

• By focusing solely on high-performing students

• By providing a universal application for all students

• By offering personalized applications that fit individual student needs

• By eliminating the need for teachers

What is the impact of technology on cursive writing according to the transcript?

• Cursive writing is being integrated into technology

• Cursive writing is becoming obsolete

• Cursive writing is considered a necessary skill

• Cursive writing is becoming more popular

Why do some people oppose the reforms that make cursive writing optional?

• They believe it is essential for developing fine motor skills

• They want to focus on block writing

• They think it is a waste of time

• They prefer digital communication

What might be a future consequence of students not learning cursive writing?

• They will write faster

• They may struggle to read historical documents

• They will have better computer skills

• They will develop better fine motor skills