Technology has transformed classrooms across America, but is it always for the better? From digital whiteboards to online learning platforms, the role of technology in public education sparks both excitement and concern.
On the one hand, tech offers students new ways to learn, improves access to resources, and prepares young people for a digital-first world. On the other, it raises big questions about equity, screen time, and whether schools rely too much on devices instead of strong teaching.
So, what’s the takeaway? Technology is powerful—but only when paired with effective teaching and policies that ensure all students benefit equally.
Want a deeper look at how politics and education shape our schools? Check out Lonnie Palmer’s book, The Politics of Education K-12.
Read the full blog post here: Technology in Public Education: Promise and Pitfalls
