Remote learning: no better than watching TV
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Your tools are failing you by creating passive learning experiences. Your students are tuning out, lacking engagement, and getting frustrated. Yet these school years are critical for forging their professional future.
Existing remote technology makes it a struggle to be heard and seen, limits your ability to interactive with students, and dramatically reduces visual and other stimuli required for long-term memories.
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