Feds target school internet subsidies in ed-tech backlash even as Trump touts AI
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THE AI ANGLE
schools face pressure to prepare students for an AI job market while limiting screen timeThe Federal Communications Commission is reviewing the federal E-Rate program, which provides billions of dollars annually for school internet access. This review introduces the possibility of eliminating subsidies or requiring screen time restrictions and parental opt-out policies, creating tension with educators who rely on the funding for daily operations and instruction.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
How should schools balance internet and device access for basic operations and learning with the push to limit student screen time?Read the original at chalkbeat.org Generate teaching or study materials
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