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When I was a snot-nosed kid in 1981 with my fancy Ohio Scientific C1P, educational software vendors were already hawking textbook complements for the Apple II, Commodore PET, and TRS-80. Today, the object is to replace textbooks altogether while enhancing them beyond what paper can manage. As a grizzled and cynical . . . → Read More: Apple’s textbook plan feels like a blast from the past 
When Jenn Yutzy has her 11th-grade English class read a passage from a story, she will ask a student to summarize it aloud in one sentence to reinforce the material for those who didn’t understand it. Other times, she’ll have students “talk to the text,” which means jotting down notes or comments . . . → Read More: Emphasis returns to reading |
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