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Believe me, without the internet we can still teach. We'll be pretty annoyed that we can't project the video that we think scaffolds today's science lesson bes
by mlyle 24d ago
Believe me, without the internet we can still teach.
We'll be pretty annoyed that we can't project the video that we think scaffolds today's science lesson best or show the approved choreography for the school play.
And our office staff will be annoyed that we suddenly are all running attendance to the main office old-school.
And students will take a few days to adjust to writing down homework in their planners again.
- Obscurity4340 24d ago> We'll be pretty annoyed that we can't project the video that we think scaffolds today's science lesson best or show the approved choreography for the school play There are offline wireless hdmi adapters, this is a solved problem. Just have to have the videos pre downloaded or offline available
- mlyle 24d agoSure. 99% of teachers don't know yt-dlp or use things like that, though, so you can expect minor disruptions in a lot of rooms. But, c'mon, we have complete power outages and still address our curriculum.
- Obscurity4340 21d agoWe just dont have the technology