Prophecies of the demise of school buildings are misplaced. We need in-person teaching
2020 was a watershed year for education technology. For decades, technological innovations have threatened to completely overturn the way we teach – but never before has our culture of teaching been so upended and come to completely rely on technology.
It would be all too easy to let technology sound the death knell for the classroom, but in this article, Education in Chemistry’s managing editor Paul MacLellan reflects on the importance of classrooms to teaching and learning.
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