Nick Clegg campaigning in Cornwall - General Election 2015

The transcript discusses the integration of technology in education, emphasizing that while students are increasingly using digital tools like iPads, traditional skills such as writing remain essential. It highlights the inevitability of IT in exams and the coexistence of physical books and digital devices in learning environments. The conversation underscores the importance of balancing traditional skills with modern technological advancements to prepare students for a tech-prevalent future.

What is the main concern discussed in the first section regarding the future of writing?

• The decline of traditional writing skills

• The complete replacement of writing by technology

• The lack of interest in writing among students

• The difficulty of integrating technology in exams

In the second section, what is highlighted as a method of integrating technology with traditional learning?

• Using only digital devices for all learning

• Replacing physical books with e-books

• Combining the use of physical books and iPads

• Focusing solely on technology-based exams

What is the role of physical books in the learning process as discussed in the second section?

• They are completely replaced by digital devices

• They are used only for leisure reading

• They are used alongside digital devices for a balanced approach

• They are considered outdated and unnecessary

What is the main message of the final section regarding traditional skills?

• Traditional skills are becoming obsolete

• Traditional skills are only needed in specific fields

• Traditional skills are still necessary despite technological advancements

• Technology should completely replace traditional skills

According to the final section, what is the challenge in education with the rise of technology?

• Ignoring the role of technology in education

• Eliminating traditional skills

• Finding a balance between technology and traditional skills

• Focusing solely on technological skills